Which one of the following is the most reliable means of diagnosing a drowning?
A. the circumstances of the death
B. symptoms such as hemorrhages and pulmonary edema
C. the Gettler Chloride Test
D. tests using the gravity of blood on the right and left atrias
A
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A presentence report starts with an interview between the probation officer and the ________.
A. prosecutor B. defendant C. arresting officer D. judge
Inmates should not be required to work more than
a. 40 hours per week, except in an emergency b. 44 hours per week on the same task c. 48 hours per week, except in an emergency d. 56 hours per week, without being given two days off duty
Which of the following is TRUE regarding the waiver of the right to remain silent?
a. Police usually continue interrogating suspects who invoke their rights to silence and/or to a lawyer. b. Suspects overwhelmingly waive their Miranda rights to remain silent and to have a lawyer assist them. c. Police almost never give the required Miranda warning. d. Police frequently use "overtly coercive tactics" to get waivers.
Sentencing disparity, based on extralegal variables or other factors not directly related to the crime, is referred to as:
a. sentencing disparity. b. variable disparity. c. sentencing discrimination. d. geographic discrimination.