Social conflict theory is also called _____ theory
a. Neutralization
b. Social control
c. Labeling
d. Critical
d
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In addition to jails that are run by local authorities, there are ______ jails that are operated by Tribal authorities and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. These facilities house individuals who are arrested or sentenced for crimes that occur on tribal land.
a. 15 b. 36 c. 64 d. 80
What is the most widely used microscope in the crime laboratory? What features make it particularly suited for examination of physical evidence?
What will be an ideal response?
Detective Smith is a fourteen-year police veteran who has been working in internal affairs for the past four years. He was assigned to internal affairs to investigate allegations of police misconduct and corruption. While working as a police officer, he put himself through law school in the evenings and received his law license six years ago. Although he enjoyed being a road patrol officer, he
feels it is more important to protect the citizens of the community against the few corrupt police officers who may exist on his police force.One of Detective Smith's first investigations as an internal affairs detective is on a seventeen-year police veteran who is being accused of demanding bribes from local drug dealers and helping them transport their narcotics in the trunk of his police car. If the allegations are true, this officer can be classified as a: A) ?grass eater. B) ?candy eater. C) ?meat eater. D) ?beer drinker. E) ?wolf.
Stopping travelers in vehicles at a fixed checkpoint for brief questioning about their citizenship and immigration status:
a. violates the Fourth Amendment search and seizure requirements. b. is not considered a seizure under the Fourth Amendment. c. is considered a seizure under the Fourth Amendment but has been held to be constitutional. d. is considered a seizure only if officials detain the travelers for a significant amount of time.