How does democracy make some crime inevitable?
A) Democracy does not make some crime inevitable
B) The laws of democracy don't include state-level offenses, which makes some crime inevitable
C) The freedom that democracy allows its citizens may also be used to commit crime
D) Democracy gives the police too much power, and the abuse of that power makes crime inevitable
C
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A) Recognize the threat or threats B) Apply uniform industry-accepted risk management principles C) Assess the effectiveness of countermeasures D) Mitigate the threat
Building social capital supports conventional behavior and inhibits deviant behavior.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following is NOT a reason the Thugees eventually met their demise?
a. They took greater risks in killing more important people in more public places. b. The advance of technology. c. The loss of their original goal and they became overwhelmed with greed. d. A British invasion welcomed by the peasants that wanted security and order.
A challenge for cause:
a. is made by the prosecutor to strike a potential juror that the prosecutor thinks will not be favorable to the state's case. b. is made by defense counsel based on the juror's race or gender. c. strikes a juror who appears to be (or is believed to be) biased or prejudiced toward the defendant or the state. d. exempts persons from jury service because of their age, criminal record, or ability to speak and write English.