Native American youths join gangs for many of the same reasons as other youths. However, all are reasons unique to their culture EXCEPT
a. profit
b. loss of language
c. losing touch with their culture
d. larger youth population
a
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Opportunity theory proposes that
a. when no legitimate means are available for youths to experience success, they will find other ways to achieve their goals through illegal means and delinquent activities. b. Juvenile offenders will take advantage of missed opportunities by reinvestigating situations. c. Youths who are successful have an opportunity to pass their success on to other youths who did not take advantage of their opportunity. d. Juvenile offenders who do not take advantage of their opportunity will become violent future offenders.
The number of crimes that actually occur but are not recorded by the police is called
a. the dark figure. b. the clearance rate. c. the crime index. d. the victimization rate.
Which of the following statements is true about the physician-patient privilege?
a. The privilege belongs to the patient. b. The doctor cannot assert the privilege at trial if the patient is not present at the trial. c. If the patient waives the privilege, the physician can exercise the privilege and cannot be compelled to testify. d. The privilege applies when an outside, nonessential third party is present during the conversation with the doctor.
Forgery of a 3rd degree felony includes all but which of the following?
a. Money, securities, postage or revenue stamps b. Will, deed, mortgage, credit card, check c. Governmental records d. Stocks or bonds