__________ introduced differential association theory in 1939
a. Travis Hirschi
b. Jack Katz
c. Edwin Sutherland
d. Robert Merton
Answer: c
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A. United States Sentencing Commission B. Sentencing guidelines C. Sentencing disparity D. Fair Sentencing Act
Why do cybercrimes present a compelling challenge for the justice system and law enforcement community?
a. Cybercrime is rapidly evolving. b. Cybercrime is difficult to detect through traditional law enforcement channels. c. Cybercrime demands that agents of the justice system develop technical skills that match those of the perpetrators. d. Cybercrime presents a compelling challenge for all these reasons.
In A. L. A. Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States (1935), the justices held that ______.
A. although federal regulation of the Schechters’ poultry business was constitutionally permissible, the federal poultry codes were the product of an unconstitutional delegation of power to the executive branch B. although the federal poultry codes were constitutionally valid, their application to the Schechters’ poultry business was constitutionally invalid because the Schechters were operating in intrastate commerce C. the federal regulation of food products for safety and cleanliness was constitutionally permissible, but the poultry codes as drafted were unconstitutionally vague D. the federal poultry codes were the result of an improper delegation of legislative power to the executive branch, and the regulation of the Schechters’ poultry business was an unconstitutional infringement on the state’s right to regulate intrastate commerce
Holy terror and the so-called ____ _____ have radically different value systems, mechanisms for justifying their acts, and concepts of morality
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