Many ethical issues among probation and parole officers arise from:
a. Their heavy caseloads
b. Their treatment function
c. Their control function
d. Their treatment and control functions
d. Their treatment and control functions
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Dorothea Dix preferred the ______ model over the ______ model of prisons.
a. Northern; Southern b. Southern; Northern c. New York; Pennsylvania d. Pennsylvania; New York
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. At trial, for the vast majority of crimes, the prosecution must prove both criminal action and criminal intent. 2. It is important that both citizens and defendants alike should view the criminal justice process as fair and equitable. 3. The ability granted to police officers, prosecutors, judges, and juries to make independent decisions regarding the social interest in keeping a person in the criminal justice process is known as discretion. 4. The defendant’s right to a trial by a jury of his/her peers is absolute. 5. It is the responsibility of the chief prosecutor to inform defendants of the charges against them and their rights of silence and council.
Chief Gomez asks Mayor Smith if he has any further questions. Mayor Smith asks the chief how they know the true number of crimes if there are people who do not report crimes to the police and the police never become aware of the crime. Chief Gomez explains that this is known as the:
a. hidden figure of crime. b. dark prediction of crime. c. dark figure of crime. d. hidden prediction of crime.
During trial, attorneys must make timely objections to the judge's rulings on points of law, or the objection will be deemed waived. This is called the _____ objection rule
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word