In ______, the Supreme Court ruled that police can stop and frisk an individual based upon reasonable suspicion.
A. Mapp v. Ohio
B. Weeks v. United States
C. Riley v. California
D. Terry v. Ohio
D. Terry v. Ohio
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_________________ marks the point where agency personnel tend to operate as if race or culture makes no difference and that all people are the same
a. Cultural blindness b. Cultural indifference c. Cultural non-judging d. Cultural awareness e. None of the above
Crimes committed in this country by means of a computer often go unprosecuted because:
a. The act is not a crime in that country. b. The U.S. Government has no jurisdiction to prosecute. c. The difficulty of proof of the intent to commit a crime. d. The country where the suspect is located has no computer crime law that allows extradition.
A recognizance was a historic practice that enabled convicted offenders to go unpunished if they agreed to refrain from further criminal behavior; sometimes a surety was required.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In the penal code "Alcohol concentration" means the number of grams of alcohol per:
a. 210 liters of breath b. 100 milliliters of blood c. 67 milliliters of urine d. all of the above e. "a" "b" but not c