In an attempt to find possible explanations for the decreases in intimate partner homicide in the U.S., Dugan and her colleagues found:
A. Living with a partner coincided with lower levels of intimate-partner homicide.
B. As AFDC benefits declined, fewer unmarried men were killed by their partners.
C. Aggressive domestic violence arrest policies were linked with fewer unmarried intimate partner homicides.
D. Legal advocacy failed to benefit white wives.
C
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a. entrapment b. self-defense c. alibi d. consent
The ____________ in female arrest rates for assault reflects changes in law enforcement
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The 1980s law that mandated minimum sentences for federal drug convictions was the Comprehensive Crime Control Act.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
President Abraham Lincoln established the ______ on the day he was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth.
a. Department of Homeland Security b. Federal Bureau of Investigation c. Secret Service d. Department of Defense