Which of the following al Qaeda membership profiles is INCORRECT as identified by Marc Sageman's 2004 study?
a. Members were almost exclusively male and were radicalized in the West
b. Most members came from the lower class families
c. They had no history of violence
d. Few members had arrest records
b
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Discuss differences between female and male inmate cultures, and why they exist. How do these differences influence adjustment to prison life?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Gang members ranging from 8 to 55 years of age have been detected throughout the United States. 2. Legislative attempts to solve crime problems by passing tougher laws, such as mandatory sentencing laws (e.g., for drug crimes) and “three strikes” laws (after the third offense, they “throw away the key”), have resulted in desirable outcomes. 3. Gang crimes units and specialists have emerged in most large urban, and some medium-sized city, police departments. 4. Although giving juveniles the benefit of the doubt in early encounters with the police and courts may be well intentioned, in the case of violent offenders at least, it is also dangerous to others. 5. Although the proportion of juveniles who commit violent crimes is relatively small, this group commits a small number of offenses.
Formally, jurors have the last word in a trial
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
What is the federal governments response to the legalization of medical marijuana by some states?
a. The US Supreme Court has overturned state laws legalizing recreational marijuana b. The US Supreme Court has overturned state laws legalizing medical marijuana c. The US Supreme Court has turned state laws legalizing medical marijuana d. none of the above