Briefly explain the three sources of violence in the Middle East
What will be an ideal response?
The situation at the end of World War I set the stage for developments over the next century, and it is the basis for terrorism in the traditional Middle East (defined by most Westerners as Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and the Arabian Peninsula). As events unfolded, three factors became prominent in Middle Eastern violence: (1) questions about the political control of Israel and Palestine, (2) questions of who would rule the Arab world, and (3) questions concerning relations between the two main branches of Islam—Sunnis and Shi'ites. Stated another way, these problems are the following: 1) The Palestinian question (control of Palestine)? 2) Intra-Arab rivalries and struggles? 3) The future of revolutionary Islam.
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Discuss the positive school of criminological thought and its basic assumptions
What will be an ideal response?
Two important elements of directed patrol are:
A) crime analysis and redesign of patrol shifts B) redesign of patrol shifts and community response time C) crime analysis and random patrol D) redesign of patrol shifts and more random patrol
Briefly describe and differentiate between each of the three main correctional ideologies
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following approaches to sentencing represents an effort to reduce sentencing disparities?
a. consecutive sentencing b. indeterminate sentencing c. sentencing guidelines d. None of these