The defense attorney represents _____________
a. the state
b. the plaintiff
c. the defendant
d. the federal government
c
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Consequentialist theories of moral decision-making would have us focus primarily on:
a. our relevant moral duties. b. determining the course of action which will likely produce the best consequences. c. the development of moral character. d. the struggle to overcome moral vice.
Gauging the ______ of the problem means discovering how much of it there is, where and when it occurs most often, and among what social categories it occurs most frequently.
a. degree b. extent c. significance d. relevancy
In their study of homicide, Kubrin and Weitzer found that when police and other agencies of formal social control are seen as ___________ some people are willing to take the law into their own hands and commit what the researchers called a "cultural retaliatory homicide."
a. oppressive and demanding c. cultural and combative b. biased and discriminatory d. weak and devalued
A police officer is investigating a robbery. The stolen vehicle that was used in the crime has been located. During a careful search for fingerprints using only a flashlight and careful observation, a latent print is clearly visible on the car door
handle. What should the officer do FIRST? A) Apply fingerprint powder to the print, then photograph it B) Photograph the print before attempts are made to develop it C) Apply powder, then lift the print D) Use iodine fuming to develop the print, then photograph it