Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Recurring victimization is when a person or place is victimized more than once by any
type of victimization.
2. A child who is beaten repeatedly by his or her parents is a poly-victim.
3. Near-repeat victimization does not care much about the geography of victimization.
4. Recurring victimization is very unlikely.
5. Women have experienced rape on an average of about three rapes in the past 12
months.
1. TRUE
2. TRUE
3. FALSE
4. FALSE
5. TRUE
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officers whose killing of a homeless man was captured by a helmet camera. On what grounds, according to the Supreme Court, can the use of deadly force be justified? A. If the suspect poses no immediate threat to the officer B. When the suspect poses no immediate threat to others C. When the "reasonableness of the moment" makes the use of deadly force a reasonable action D. When all other avenues of diffusing the situation have been exhausted
Occupational crime is done to benefit the ______, while corporate crime benefits the ______.
a. corporation; worker b. worker; corporation c. community; system d. system; community
Evidence is rarely mailed to a crime laboratory for scientific investigation; the evidence is usually driven to the lab to ensure its integrity.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A police officer stops a car for a traffic violation. The officer conducts a legal search of the vehicle after obtaining consent from the driver. The officer discovered three ounces of cocaine in the car. The driver is given a choice to be charged with
felony possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance or cooperate with the police to identify and arrest the source of the cocaine. What may motivate the driver to become an informant in this case? In other words, identify the category of informant the driver is most likely to fall under? A) The fearful informant B) The financially motivated informant C) The revengeful informant D) The reformed informant