What is the sixth criteria used when applying a deontological evaluation to an ethical dilemma?
a. Determine the intention of the act.
b. Determine the duties involved in the situation.
c. Determine whether the duties conflict.
d. Determine whether the act will use any person as a means to an end.
Ans: D
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a. adjudication b. equity c. probation d. jurisdiction
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A. a previous conviction that involves dishonesty or false statements is substantially more probative than prejudicial against the defendant. B. the probative value of a previous conviction is less than the prejudicial effect to the accused. C. the evidentiary value of a previous conviction is greater than the prejudicial effect to the accused. D. the prejudicial effect of any evidence of prior convictions is greater than its evidentiary value.
The longer the time interval between a crime and its identification, the more reliable it is.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Among the factors that influence delinquency rate trends, which is false?
a. The general crime rate follows the proportion of young males in the population. b. As the number of gun-carrying (toting seems too informal) students increases, so does the seriousness of violent delinquency. c. As the level of social problems increases, such as unwed mothers and racial conflict, so do delinquency rates. d. There is strong association between delinquency rates and the immigrant population.