In the large majority of cases, Wright and Decker report the decision to commit a burglary is based on
a. no one reason: 95 out 102 offenders report multitude of reasons.
b. three equal reasons: cash, status, getting even.
c. offenders perceive a pressing need for cash.
d. offenders are seeking status image of the "big wheel.".
C
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According to Hirschi, a psychopath has an overdeveloped attachment to society
a. True b. False
When a person increases the use of fillers such as "uh" or "ya know" during an interview, it is believed that this indicates a lack of commitment to the statement. This is called:
a. hedging. c. qualifying. b. manipulating. d. processing.
The separation agreement should have an "acknowledgement" section where the parties sign before a notary or court officer and, possibly, any witnesses.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In Miller v. California, the U.S. Supreme Court:
A) established the present two-prong test for obscenity. B) reversed prior rulings regarding obscenity and held that obscenity was utterly without redeeming social interest. C) held that a person cannot be prosecuted for possession of obscenity in the privacy of his own home. D) established the present three-prong test for obscenity.