A judicial order that prohibits persons involved with the case from providing information to the media is called a(n) __________ order.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
gag
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Which of the following is a criticism of differential association theory?
a. It has little to say about secret deviants b. It does little to explain the origin of crime and deviance c. It does not offer suggestions for institutional change d. It accounts only for the communication of criminal vales, not their emergence
Which of the following roles of the researcher was identi fied in the text as the researcher's primary role?
a. criminal justice practitioner b. scientist c. citizen d. academician
Wilma Page was convicted by a federal jury of possessing 45 grams of cocaine and faced a prison term under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines of 21 years and 10 months
At the sentencing hearing, the judge considered the presentence report which disclosed that Page had used a gun during the commission of the crime and that Page was responsible for the distribution of an additional 25 grams of cocaine, conduct for which Page was not criminally charged. This so-called "uncharged misconduct" would increase Page's sentence by an additional 24 months. After the sentencing hearing, the judge imposed upon Page an enhanced sentence of 23 years and 10 months. Page appeals based on the U.S. Supreme Court rulings in Booker and Blakely on judge-issued sentencing enhancements. How should the appeals court rule? What will be an ideal response?
According to Cloward and Ohlin, the form a delinquent subculture takes depends on:
a. The type of school experiences youth have early on. b. The level of surveillance people maintain in their neighborhood. c. The degree of integration in the community. d. The ability of an area to tolerate graffiti and broken windows.