Which of the following statements about public police officers who work for private security firms is TRUE?

a. Congress passed a law making it illegal for public police officers to work for private firms.
b. It is legal for public police officers to work for private firms, but they never retain their full powers and status as police personnel.
c. It is almost always legal for public police officers to work for private firms, and they may retain their powers and status as police personnel.
d. Very few police officers work for private firms.
e. There is no conflict of interest if a public police officer works for a private firm.


c

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a. Atkins v. Virginia b. Coker v. Georgia c. Furman v. Georgia d. Penry v. Lynaugh

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The void and vagueness doctrine is based on the due process clauses of what Amendments?

a. Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments b. Fourth and Fifth Amendments c. Second and Fifth Amendments d. Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments

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What will be an ideal response?

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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. Right-wing extremist groups are located throughout the United States and include a number of militias. 2. The radicalization process by which Americans become radicalized is addressed through prevention, intervention, and rehabilitation. 3. The radicalization process is where someone accepts an extremist belief system, generally jihadist, and consequently has the wherewithal to support or carry out violence to effect changes in society. 4. Airplanes used in the 9/11 attacks is an example of terrorists using conventional weapons. 5. Biological weapons of mass destruction must be “weaponized” with a mechanism that can disperse or disseminate the agent within a target area.

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