Community prosecution philosophy calls on prosecutors to
a. attend daily patrol briefings.
b. prosecute to the fullest extent of the law.
c. take a proactive approach.
d. develop collaboration with jails.
c
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When the Miami-Dade County (Florida) Police Department received an anonymous tip that Joelis Jardines was growing marijuana in his home, they sent Franky, a chocolate Labrador trained to sniff out illegal drugs, to verify. After circling for a few minutes on Jardines' front porch, Franky sat down near the front door. This was a signal to the two officers on the scene that the dog smelled something suspicious. Relying on Franky's expertise, the officers obtained permission from a judge to search Jardines' home. They found nearly 180 marijuana plants having an estimated street value of about $700,000. Jardines claimed that the officers had violated his right to privacy and the Supreme Court agreed. "The police cannot . . . hang around on the lawn or in the side garden, trawling for evidence
and perhaps peering into the windows of the home," said Justice Antonin Scalia. The basis of the Supreme Court's ruling that the Miami narcotics officers had overstepped the boundaries of their authority in entering and searching Jardines' apartment was based on what principle? A. Expectation of privacy B. Lack of a search warrant C. Lack of training of the police dog D. Retroactive probable cause
Acts such as truancy and running away from home are considered status offenses.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Until the ______, there were no ethical codes for human services professionals.
a. 1950s b. 1930s c. 1960s d. 1920s
_______________ is federal legislation that enables prosecutors to bring additional criminal or civil charges against people engaged in two or more prohibited acts
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word