______ theory argues that criminal behavior is a general pattern of life characterized by irresponsibility, impulsivity, self-indulgence, and negative interpersonal relationships.
a. differential association
b. lifestyle
c. net-advantage
d. rational choice
b. lifestyle
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Which of the following juvenile court case type addresses behavior that, if engaged in by an adult, would not constitute a crime but provides the bases for governmental intervention?
a. dependency b. status offense c. neglect or abuse d. delinquency
What is InFraGard?
a. A partnership for all organizations and representatives of representatives of all sectors of our infrastructure that meets to discuss breaches of security, data, and threats. b. It is a governmental system in place on all digital devices of people who work for the government. It prevents them from sharing anything classified with people that aren't supposed to know. c. A physical alteration performed on all wires entering the United States that prevents them from hacking into the government agencies and their databases. d. A wireless system that eliminates the usage of cameras and other recording devices within a small radius, designed to keep secrets vital to national security to human ears only.
In Miller v. California, the U.S. Supreme Court:
A) established the present two-prong test for obscenity. B) reversed prior rulings regarding obscenity and held that obscenity was utterly without redeeming social interest. C) held that a person cannot be prosecuted for possession of obscenity in the privacy of his own home. D) established the present three-prong test for obscenity.
A presentence investigation report is also known as a PIR report
a. True b. False