____________ during trial is critical in determining the outcome of a case

Fill in the blank with correct word.


Answer: Identification

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Which of the following is not an influencing factor in organization of policing?

a. Lack of communication between departments b. Informal organization c. Police culture d. Employee organizations and unions

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A defendant may be able to use the doctrine of collateral estoppel to prevent a trial involving facts that have been presented at a prior trial. A defendant may successfully invoke the defense of collateral estoppel

A) when the crimes for which the second trial is being held are the precise same crimes that were litigated in the first trial. B) when the issues involved are the same issues that were determined in the defendant's favor or facts on which the defendant prevailed at the first trial. The defendant cannot be forced to relitigate settled facts. C) only where the doctrine of double jeopardy can also be invoked successfully. D) only where the judge at the second trial is the same judge who presided over the first trial since there is a danger of unfair prejudice by the judge. E) when the attorneys for both sides are the same attorneys who represented the parties at the first trial.

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The ______ found that increased preventative patrol had no impact on the amount of crime committed.

A. Kutztown aggressive patrol experiment B. Kansas City preventive patrol experiment C. Boston extensive patrol experiment D. San Antonio reactive policing experiment

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Check your understanding of the history of cocaine by matching the names on the left with the identifications on the right. Some identifications may not match up with any names.

A. Angelo Mariani B. John Pemberton C. William Halstead D. Sigmund Freud E. Ernst von Fleischl- Marxow F. Ciba-Geigy G. German Chemists H. Pharmaceutical company Smith, Kline and French Laboratories I. Alfred Niemann J. Stepan Company

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