A police officer must obtain a search warrant based on probable cause in order to constitutionally use a device to measure the heat emanating from a house
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
TRUE
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n 1984, an Oregon cult calling themselves the “Rajneeshees” began to have regular conflicts with the small town that was the home of their rapidly expanding commune. The 7,000 member cult had grown so large that they had their own zip code, and unsettled neighbors by patrolling their compound with Uzis and a Jeep mounted with a .30 caliber machine gun. After the city denied their building permits, the cult decided that they were going to take over the local government. After other plans failed, they decided the best route was to contaminate 10 salad bars in popular local restaurants with salmonella in order to suppress the vote. 751 people became ill, 45 were hospitalized, but thankfully no one died. This attack is still recognized as the largest ______ attack in American history.
A. terrorism B. bioterrorism C. cyberterrorism D. poison terrorism
Before sentencing takes place in felony cases, it is common for the court's probation staff to conduct a:
a. criminal investigation. b. background investigation. c. suitability for probation investigation. d. presentence investigation.
According to the Supreme Court opinion in Terry v. Ohio, a stop justified at its beginning can:
a. be justified on mere hunches alone. b. only be done for violent crimes. c. become unjustified by being too extensive in scope. d. have any scope the stopping officer wants.
Redemption of the offender through the well-ordered routine of the prison was the goal of the _____ system
A) New York penitentiary system. B) federal penitentiary system. C) Elmira penitentiary system. D) London penitentiary system. E) colonial penitentiary system.