Deinstitutionalization allows offenders the ability to also use affect treatment strategies in the community
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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The Supreme Court held that in high-speed pursuits, officers could be held liable only for activities that:
A) indicate a preponderance of evidence B) show reckless indifference to life C) shock the conscience D) involve police vehicles traveling too fast for existing conditions
CASE 15.2 Criminal appeals are generally routine because they seldom raise meritorious issues (Primus, 2007; Wold & Caldeira, 1980). Current standards of effective assistance of counsel often force lawyers to appeal, no matter how slight the odds of appellate court reversal. As a result, a significant number of criminal appeals lack substantial merit. For example, of the roughly 10,000 written dispositions in criminal appeals filed by defendants in the California Court of Appeals between 2013 and 2014, the court reversed only about 880 (9 percent) convictions (Judicial Council of California, 2015). Why do criminal appeals rarely succeed? First, the appellate standards of review applicable to most decision-making during criminal trials are highly deferential to trial court outcomes
(Primus, 2007). Second, appellate courts often find that no reversible error was committed during the trial court proceedings. Given the information provided, which of the following statements is true? A. The rules of appeals are designed not to disturb the results of a criminal trial unless a serious, reversible error has occurred. B. The rules of appeals are designed not to disturb the results of a criminal trial unless any error has occurred. C. The rules of appeals are designed not to disturb the results of a criminal trial unless no error has occurred. D. The rules of appeals are designed to disturb the results of a criminal trial.
Returning the facility back to normal operations at the conclusion of a disturbance is also a major priority, and includes all but which of the following?
a. Searching for contraband, securing inmates, assessing damages, counting inmates, providing medical care to hostages and inmates, and collecting evidence for future prosecutions b. Providing continued support and counseling to staff in coping with their experiences, repairing damage to facilities, normalizing institutional operations c. Undertaking a thorough investigation of the causes of the crisis d. Relocating all disruptive inmates who were involved to other state prisons
Altering an existing document or creating a false document with intent to defraud are examples of the crime of ___________
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