In the Wisconsin v. Dubose (2005) case, the state of Wisconsin decided with respect to the conduct of pretrial identification procedures that:
a. the federal standard enunciated in Biggers and Braithwaite were sufficient
b. the Wisconsin state constitution afforded more protection than federal law
c. the pretrial identification procedures used in the case were not unduly suggestive
d. exigent circumstances in the case required both a line-up and show-up
B
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In which U.S. Supreme Court case did the Court note that it was relevant to look at various factors in deciding whether the officer had inflicted unnecessary and wanton pain and suffering?
a. U.S. v. Nix b. Whitley v. Albers c. Clark v. Evans d. Kenny v. Indiana Youth Center
A primary feature distinguishing two alternative pathways in Moffitt's theory is
a) severity of crime. b) age of onset. c) childhood temperament. d) relations with peers, teachers and other adults.
__________ is a medical condition experienced by someone with an acute mental illness who does not think clearly enough to know that he or she is sick
Fill in the blank(s) with the correct word.