Although there are more coed institutions for juveniles than in the past, most girls remain incarcerated in single-sex institutions
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Forensic odontology refers to the study of:
a. Drugs. b. Pollen. c. Teeth. d. Bones.
Name and discuss the different probability sampling techniques?
Simple random samples require a procedure that generates numbers or identifies cases of the population for selection strictly on the basis of chance. Every element in the population has a known, equal, and independent chance of being selected. In Systematic random samples the first element is randomly selected but after that the rest of the sample is selected systematically. The first one is randomly selected and then say every 10th or 15th is then selected. This allows for the elimination of deriving a new random number for every case being selected. Multistage cluster sampleswork toward the sample through successive approximations. First a sample from a list of groups or clusters is taken and then the researcher draws a random sample of elements from within each selected cluster. Weighted or stratified samples select elements based not on an equal chance of being selected but the elements would have a known but unequal chance of being selected.
Why should police bother getting a warrant if warrants are not always required?
a. Because if a warrant is not obtained, and police were incorrect in their actions, evidence might be lost at trial b. A warrant requires a determination of probable cause by a neutral magistrate before police action is taken, so reasonable action is presumed c. There is protection from civil liability if a warrant is obtained d. All of the above
Which answer below is not one of the prime predictors of female recidivism?
a. The number of prior arrests is a good predictor. b. A young age is a good predictor. c. Females with children are more likely to recidivate. d. Completion of high school relates to less recidivism.