A potential dilemma for serving advocates of rape victims in corrections comes from the fact that ______.
a. incarcerated victims might have hurt or even sexually assaulted someone else
b. witnessing sexual assaults has the most significant impact on reentry, which increased the risk of subsequent arrest and parole violations
c. there is minimal attention to the issue of offenders being victimized while incarcerated
d. there is a high prevalence of PTSD among incarcerated inmates
a. incarcerated victims might have hurt or even sexually assaulted someone else
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Ethical relativism attempts to _________the way people behave
A. Justify. B. Establish. C. Guide. D. Condemn. E. None of the above.
Explain the five components of the PERMA formula and how each component is designed to move your happiness set point upward
What will be an ideal response?
David, a 25 year old man, is a well-known serial killer whose fame has come from his unwillingness to show any remorse for his crimes. A television station wants to do a 2 hour long special on his life leading up to the crimes as well as the crimes themselves. The station has offered him $500,000 to tell his story which will give him plenty of money to buy all of the things he needs in prison for the remainder of his life sentence. Is this permissible?
a. Yes, David has the right to tell his story and receive the profits. b. Yes, so long as any court fines are paid out of the $500,000. c. No, Son of Sam laws prohibit felons from profiting from recounting their crimes in the media. d. No, the victims of crime act prohibit such actions.
At trial, after the prosecution rests, the defense can make a
a. motion for appeal. b. motion for a directed verdict. c. motion for habeas corpus. d. motion for voir dire.