Any intrusion on a person’s freedom, including stopandfrisk situations, involves Fourth Amendment protections.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Ans: True
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_______ a therapeutic modality that attempts to restructure dysfunctional cognitions
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This type of workplace violence occurs when the perpetrator is a current or former employee who returns to victimize another employee.
A. criminal intent incidents B. customer/Client incidents C. worker-on-worker incidents D. personal relationship incidents
There are six constitutional limits on the criminal law. Which limit most often applies to obscenity laws and those dealing with loitering and vagrancy statues? Identify and define the constitutional limit and explain why it best applies
Answer: The void for vagueness doctrine is a constitutional doctrine based on the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution requiring that laws be written with sufficient clarity and specificity. Void for vagueness cases have historically fallen into two categories—those dealing with obscenity laws and those dealing with loitering and vagrancy statues. Several cases, including Winters v. New York and State v. Metzger address void for vagueness specific to obscenity laws. In both cases the courts declared the laws were too vague. Several cases have also dealt with the meaning of loitering and vagrancy statues. Students can cite examples such as Kolender v. Lawson andPapachristou v. City of Jacksonville. a. Result Crimes. b. Conduct Crimes. c. Harmful Crimes. d. Tort.
The sum of the deviation scores used in the calculation of the variance and standard deviation will always be ______.
A. 1 B. 0 C. 0.1 D. none of these, as deviation scores do not play a role in the calculation of the variance