Elizabeth Fry was instrumental in the women's prison movement and advocated for which of the following?
A. Useful employment of convicted individuals
B. Separation of sexes
C. Classification systems for prison residents
D. All of these are correct
Answer: D
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1. Social host liability laws hold adults liable for providing liquor in their home to minors in the event that an accident or injury occurs. 2. The Pinkerton rule provides that a conspiracy to commit a crime and the crime itself are separate and distinct crimes. An individual may be charged with one or both of these offenses. 3. The parental responsibility laws provide that being present and watching the commission of a crime is not sufficient to satisfy the actus reus requirement of accomplice liability 4. Individuals who assist the perpetrators, knowing that a crime has been committed. This includes those who help the bank robbers escape or hide the stolen money are referred to accessories after the fact.
Among Snowden’s revelations were that the NSA, together with the British Intelligence Agency, collected the phone records of millions of citizens, accessed and collected data from Google and Facebook accounts via a program called ______.
a. prism b. Trojan Horse c. malware d. none of these
Sam and Janet are married. Their marriage has not been a happy one. Late one Saturday night, while both are intoxicated, an argument breaks out. During the argument Janet grabs a butcher knife from the kitchen and stabs Sam in the stomach
Sam collapses to the floor dead. Janet says, "I'm so sorry, Sam. I only meant to scare you, not kill you." Under Texas law, Janet has committed: A) murder because she intended to cause serious bodily injury and death resulted. B) capital murder because she has killed her spouse. C) criminally negligent homicide because she ought not to have stabbed Sam. D) manslaughter because she was reckless in the manner in which she used the knife.
Stranger murders are _________.
a. usually committed with premeditation b. usually committed by first-time offenders c. are the easiest type for the police to solve d. the most uncommon type of murder