In the nineteenth century, two new forms of theft appeared as a result of changes in society. What were these new crimes?
a. train robbery and safecracking b. fraud and false pretenses
c. gambling and fire setting d. stage coach robbery and mail banditry
a
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When were the earliest examples of terrorism?
A. Roman Empire B. French Revolution C. World War I D. Russian Revolution
The first decision maker in the criminal justice system and often the most important is the:
a. judge. b. defense attorney. c. police officer. d. prosecutor.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Standard random clusters (SRCs) rely on knowledge of the distribution or proportion of population characteristics to choose a sample that assures representativeness of these characteristics. 2. Proportionate stratified sampling involves oversampling—taking a larger-than-proportionate number of certain groups to assure the appearance of a sufficient number of cases for comparative purposes of a group that is small in the population. 3. Disproportionate stratified samples have subjects which are chosen in roughly the same ratio as exists in the population. 4. Cluster sampling is generally used in surveys that involve field interviews and is most useful in studies that involve widely dispersed subjects. 5. Multistage sampling involves combinations of stratified, cluster, simple random samples, and/or other sampling procedures.
Shooting firearms at a moving vehicle while the officer is operating a vehicle is not recommended except as a last resort if a human life is at stake
Indicate whether the statement is true or false