What are three reasons that a police officer might unfound a crime?
What will be an ideal response?
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You can increase the size of the standard error of the mean by:
a. changing the Alpha error. b. increasing sample size. c. decreasing sample size. d. changing your level of significance from .10 to .01.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Organizational theory is characterized by a micro-level approach to the study of organizations. 2. The public sector of policing is several times larger than the private sector. 3. As far as an organization goes, its operation over time represents durability. 4. That which is outside of the organization represents the environment, external elements that only influence it. 5. For police purposes, a group of about 10 families was known in England as a tything.
A 12-year-old boy is reported missing to police by his mother and father. He was playing outside in the yard all afternoon and when it was time to come in for dinner, he was nowhere to be found. He has been missing for about an hour
Police respond immediately to the home and investigate. No one has seen nor heard from him. No evidence suggests that he has been abducted. Based on the guidelines identified by The U.S. Department of Justice regarding Amber Alerts, what actions will the police take in this situation? A) The police will issue an Amber Alert. B) The police will NOT issue an Amber Alert. C) The police will wait 24 hours, then issue an Amber Alert. D) The police will continue to investigate the missing boy but only the parents may request that an Amber Alert be broadcast.
Who makes the release decision when an offender is sentenced to shock parole?
A) The prosecutor B) The parole board C) The U.S. Sentencing Commission D) The judge