The idea of natural law (and natural rights) would commit a criminal justice practitioner to upholding certain values even if it meant violating procedure or other formal rules and regulations

a. True b. False


a

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The primary mission of the Department of Agriculture is to

a. Grow food. b. Ensure a safe, sufficient and nutritious food supply. c. Feed the nation in the event of a terrorist incident. d. All of the above.

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Mario exits his high performance European sports car to enter the dry cleaners to drop off some laundry. He leaves the vehicle's motor running. Danny, a 17-year-old, happens by, sees the car, and decides to take it for a spin

Danny jumps behind the wheel and drives off. About six blocks from the dry cleaners Danny realizes this was probably a bad idea. He parks the car in the shopping mall parking lot. However, an off-duty police officer observes Danny and is suspicious that such a young man would own such an expensive car. He detains and questions Danny. Danny admits he took the car without permission. The most appropriate charge to file against Danny would be: A) misdemeanor theft based on the value of the gasoline Danny used. B) unauthorized use of a vehicle because Danny lacked the owner's consent to drive the car. C) felony theft based on the value of the sports car. D) no offense because no significant harm was done by Danny's use of the car.

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The law regarding jurisdiction over Internet cases is fairly well established

a. True b. False

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Which of the following is NOT a basic model of diversion?

A) Court-based diversion programs B) Prison-based diversion programs C) Community-based diversion programs D) Police-based diversion programs

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