_____________ is the prohibition against use of illegally obtained evidence in court
A. Probable cause
B. Interrogation
C. Exclusionary rule
D. None of the above
C
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a. Middle managers b. Correctional officers c. Wardens d. Kitchen staff
Rubin and Rubin (1995) suggest continuing to select interviewees until you can pass two tests (completeness and saturation) in order to ensure that a purposive sample adequately represents the setting or issues being studied.
A) TRUE B) FALSE
In the context of fraudulent theft schemes, which of the following statements best describes a false-vehicle scheme?
A. It is the crime of rolling back a vehicle's odometer so that it shows a lower mileage than is the case and obtaining or altering paperwork to support the fraud. B. It is an insurance fraud in which the owner of a vehicle reports it stolen but has actually hidden it. C. It is an insurance fraud in which the owner of a stolen vehicle reports a greater financial loss-based on alleged current value, damage, or stolen parts-than is the case. D. It is an insurance fraud in which a person insures a vehicle that does not exist, has already been salvaged, or belongs to someone else and later reports the vehicle stolen.
How does a specialized caseload differ from a traditional caseload?
What will be an ideal response?