Which of the following is an example of phrenology?
a. measuring the size of the skull to measure intelligence
b. examining bumps or cavities on the skull to develop a criminal profile
c. measuring the volume of the skull
d. studying facial and other bodily aspects to indicate developmental problems
b. examining bumps or cavities on the skull to develop a criminal profile
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The increase of criminal charges by a prosecutor after having leveled lesser charges is always vindictive prosecution
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which member of the courtroom workgroup calls the calendar?
A. the bailiff B. the court clerk C. the court reporter D. the stenographer
Cases in intermediary appeals courts are heard by:
A. a judge. B. a jury. C. a panel of judges. D. a grand jury.
Laws regulating public morality have sometimes been criticized as contributing to a "crisis of ________," resulting in a substantial diversion of police, prosecutorial, and judicial time, personnel, and resources
A) faith B) the judiciary C) overcriminalization D) law