Which model of criminal justice assumes that the efforts of the component parts of the system are fragmented, leading to a criminal justice nonsystem?
a. due-process model
b. consensus model
c. crime-control model
d. conflict model
d
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In considering public policy about punishment, a utilitarian would argue that punishment is justified if ______.
a. the pain and suffering to those who are punished is outweighed by the benefits of punishment b. those benefits cannot be achieved with less suffering c. those benefits cannot be achieved at a lower cost to those who are being punished d. all of these
Which of the following is NOT promoted by participation?
A) caring B) commitment C) productivity D) teamwork E) micromanagement
The punishment must be sufficiently severe to deter. This aligns with which of the fundamental requirements for deterrence to be effective?
A. certainty B. severity C. speed D. stigma
Jay Boyce is a prosecuting attorney in a small rural area. The town has recently been the victim of a mass shooting that has received national media attention. Prior to this case, Jay had only prosecuted one murder. As the lead prosecutor in this case, Mr. Boyce will need to do all of the following except: a. decide the charges to be brought.b. determine if he is going to go after the death penalty.c. make a plea agreement with the victim.d. argue against bail. e. work to build a case against the defendant.
What will be an ideal response?