Which of the following have the courts recently defined?
a. What is or is not insane behavior
b. Proper or improper child care
c. Intrusive or acceptable government law enforcement policies
d. All of the above
D
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Cooperating with the authorities, good character, and no prior record are examples of ________ circumstances
a. aggravating b. unforeseen c. compensatory d. mitigating
The second level of social capital consists of those social networks tying the individual to broader community institutions:
a. Social services agencies such as child welfare organizations b. Places where people congregate, such as stores as malls c. Churches, schools, civic and voluntary organizations d. "Ties that bind," such as families
Doug is feuding with his neighbor Charles. Late one night, Doug pours sugar into the gas tank of Charles's pick-up truck. The next morning when Charles tries to drive to work, the truck sputters to a stop about a mile from home
The vehicle is towed to a mechanic who discovers that the gasoline is contaminated with sugar. Repairs to the truck cost Charles $600. Doug has committed: A) reckless damage or destruction because he was aware the sugar could damage the truck. B) felony criminal mischief because of the cost of the repairs. C) arson because the sugar was burned in the vehicle's motor. D) misdemeanor criminal mischief because of the cost of the repairs.
Budd was taken to the police station for questioning and was not read his rights per Miranda. He confessed to committing a bank robbery
Unbeknownst to Budd, his mother had given officers a treasure map which detailed the location of the bank's loot and they were currently searching for the money when Budd eventually disclosed the exact location of the money. Budd moved to suppress the bank money as poisoned fruit from the initial illegality of the unwarned confession. The prosecution's best retort is the doctrine of: a. inevitable discovery b. independent source c. attenuation d. collateral use