Terry v. Ohio is the ____________ case on stop and frisk
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leading, first
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Probation and parole experts agree that officers should not be expected to supervise caseloads of more than 60 offenders at any given time. 2. Despite the name, intensive supervision does not constitute a tremendous strain on offenders, who would much rather be on intensive supervision than incarcerateD. 3. House arrest is an alternative to incarceration whereby offenders are detained at home and often electronically monitored. 4. Active forms of electronic monitoring give supervising officers real-time information related to the offender's location and what they are doing at any given time. 5. Boot camp program utilization has increased dramatically in recent years with the redesigned elements of strenuous workouts, physical agility training, and marching.
_______________ are solution-based by nature focusing on the offender rather than the victim that are typically administered by a therapist.
a. Target-hardening b. Community policing c. Restorative circles d. Victim-offender mediation
The main difference between child abuse and child neglect is:
A) an intentional act versus a negligent act. B) a negligent act versus maltreatment. C) the punishment. D) physical versus emotional well-being.
The _________________________ was founded on the concept of protecting potential criminal youths by taking them off the streets and reforming them in a family-like environment
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