The text provides a case study of Deborah Jeane Palfrey (the DC Madam) to illustrate the effects of legal sanctions. How did this case end?
a. She was sentenced to 15 years in prison and 5 years of probation.
b. She was sentenced to 55 years in prison.
c. She fled the country to avoid sentencing.
d. She committed suicide prior to sentencing.
d. She committed suicide prior to sentencing.
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Most if not all states now have a state-level office or department devoted to homeland ______________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
What brought about the end of the Shining Path?
a. The President of Columbia aggressively went after them using the support from Plan Columbia. b. The capture of Abimael Guzman on September 12, 1992 along with eight others and his computer that contained their membership roster, organizational structure and weapons caches. c. Three of their members were killed when a bomb they were assembling exploded on March 6, 1970. d. On April 22, 1997, government antiterrorism experts launched an attack on a residence taken captive by them. Using sophisticated listening devices to track the captor’s presence, 140 troops, utilizing five tunnels dug under the residence, surprised and killed all of the captors, with one hostage dying in the attack.
In some _____ communities, people accused of breaking the law meet with community members, victims (if any), village elders, and agents of the justice system in a sentencing circle
a. Asian American b. Polish c. Italian d. Native American
What are the common patterns of converting people in prison to violent radical causes as posited by Mark Hamm? What does Hamm say lies behind most all prison conversions?
What will be an ideal response?