A(n) ______ is generally required when the police wish to seize evidence.
A. search warrant
B. arrest warrant
C. injunction
D. citation
A. search warrant
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A police officer agrees to “look the other way” at illegal gambling occurring in a local bar for a kickback of the profit. This is an example of:
A. police violence B. police corruption C. police subculture D. police discretion
Criminals sometimes neutralize wrongdoing by maintaining that the victim of crime "had it coming.". This is known as:
a. denial of responsibility. b. denial of injury. c. denial of victim. d. condemnation of the condemners.
According to John C. Meyer, when someone calls the police about situations such as missing children, medical crises, or suicide, it is called
A. relieving an unpleasant situation. B. obtaining an emergency service. C. counterpunching. D. maintaining a social boundary.
At which stage of the criminal justice process does the right to counsel not apply?
What will be an ideal response?