If chemical agents are to be used against a high-risk barricaded suspect in a business establishment, how should the gas be introduced into the building?
What will be an ideal response?
The gas should ordinarily be fired or thrown directly into the room where the suspect is believed to be. This will force him to take action to protect himself from it and will tend to divert his attention from the hostage. Such a technique will also prevent him from shutting a door and sealing off the room he occupies.
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The election of Ehud Barak brought with it a renewed hope for a permanent peace between Israel and the Palestinians, but
a. these hopes were short lived with the collapse of the permanent status negotiations at Camp David Summit in 2000. b. he was quickly assassinated by Al Qaeda, in order to foment war. c. the peace ended when the Palestinians attacked Jerusalem in 1999. d. his time serving as Prime Minister was so short he couldn't get anything done.
The actus reus of attempt being satisfied once the defendant has committed the final preparation necessary to complete the target crime is the definition of what test?
a. The Final Tribute Test b. The Total Attempt Test c. The Last Act Test d. None of the above
The idea of problem-solving policing can be attributed to __________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Discuss the major criticisms of radical-critical criminology
What will be an ideal response?