Mr. Johnson, the principal of a school, introduced a primary prevention program to his school. He noticed a decline in drug use among those in the program. He reported to the community his conclusion that the program was effective. Which of the following statements is true?
A. Mr. Johnson's conclusions were accurate.
B. Mr. Johnson should examine the results of a control group.
C. Mr. Johnson must calculate the program's cost before deciding effectiveness.
D. None of these
Answer: B
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a. individuals must receive notice of criminal conduct b. police must have definite standards to ensure uniformity of enforcement c. clarity of criminal statutes d. individuals will have the freedom of speech
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a. had little impact on crimes and overall effectiveness. b. had a large impact on effectiveness. c. significantly lowered reports of crime. d. reduced calls for service to an all-time low.
For most exceptions to the hearsay rule under the Federal Rules of Evidence and in most states, _____
a. unavailability of the declarant is not required b. unavailability of the declarant is required c. availability of the declarant is required d. the unavailability of the declarant does not need be explained by counsel