In the mid-1960s, these two went on a killing spree for several days. In some of the murders, the killers would toss a coin to see which one would get to stab the victim to death
a. Bianchi and Buono
b. Rutterschmidt and Golay
c. Kelbach and Lance
d. Beck and Fernandez
C
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a. members of the agency which is being trained b. ethnic minorities c. those in a majority class d. All of the above
According to the ruling in Tennessee v. Garner (1985), a police officer may use deadly force to:
A. Prevent the imminent escape of an offender who is believed to have caused serious physical injury to others. B. Prevent the escape of suspect the police have probable cause to believe poses a significant threat of serious physical injury to the officer or others. C. Prevent the escape of an armed offender only if there is probable cause to believe he has committed a felony. D. Prevent an offender from escaping after the officer identifies him/herself as an officer and demands the suspect stops.
Burglary of a building is a ____, and burglary of a habitation is a ____.
a. 2nd degree felony/ 1st degree felony b. 3rd degree felony/ 2nd degree felony c. State Jail felony/ 3rd degree felony d. State Jail felony/ 2nd degree felony
In the case of Griffin v. Wisconsin (1987), the U.S. Supreme Court held that it was legal for probation officers to use trickery and deception to find out whether probationers under their care were engaging in illegal activities
Indicate whether the statement is true or false