What should not be seen as completely necessary for an interrogation to be considered productive and successful?
a. admissions to the investigators by a subject
b. a consistent story
c. firm and detailed account of actions
d. confession
d. confession
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
Prosecutors who engage in ethical misconduct are frequently discipline or punished.
Asking "why" in the traditional approach to interviewing helps to;
a. understand the offender's response. c. establish the mens rea of the victim. b. understand the victim's response. d. establish the mens rea of the offender.
What did the Supreme Court develop in the 1983 Solem v. Helm decision?
a. punitive intent standard b. hands-off doctrine c. test of proportionality d. balancing test
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Jails in some cities have become de facto mental health institutions. 2. Police are often referred to as if they are not part of society. 3. Our country has a long history of conflict between the police and minority communities. 4. One of the most controversial areas of police–community relations is encompassed by encounters, particularly those with Asians and Hispanics. 5. Victims of crime are more likely to report unfavorable attitudes toward the police, often feeling the police failed to protect them or their family members.