The crime of damaging or destroying property for the purpose of interfering with and hindering preparations for war and defense during national emergencies is called
a. sedition
b. sabotage.
c. espionage.
d. treason.
b
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A. a bivariate frequency distribution B. a triumvirate frequency distribution C. a univariate frequency distribution D. a x2 distribution
Which of the following types of trace evidence may react (fluoresce) from an alternate light system?
A. Bite marks, bruises, and human bone fragments B. Fingerprints and bodily fluids C. Hairs, fibers, and drugs D. All of the answers are correct.
Drug Enforcement Agency agents heard uncorroborated information that a Dodge mini-motor home that has been seen throughout town but is currently parked behind a shopping center, was being used by a person exchanging marijuana for sex. They watched Charles, who they know to live in a nearby apartment, accompanied by a juvenile, enter the motor home and then close the shades on all the windows
More than an hour later the juvenile left and the agents stopped and questioned him. The juvenile confirmed that he received marijuana for sex. Agents returned and knocked on the door. Charles came out. How are the courts most likely to view the search of the motor home by the agents at this time? a. invalid without a warrant b. invalid without the permission of Charles or a warrant c. valid because of the consent of the youth d. valid because the vehicle was mobile and not used as a residence
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Durkheim’s theory of the functional necessity of crime proposes that wrongdoing or crime serves to force societal members to react, condemn, and thus establish the borders of society and reconfirm its values. 2. Status offenses generally refer to offenses punishable by a year or more in a state or federal prison. 3. A purist legal view of crime would define it as violation of criminal law 4. The law contains penal sanctions enforced by punishments administered by the state.