In the Liem study, researchers found more than two out of five of the perpetrators ________ after they completed the familicide.
a. went back to work
b. committed suicide
c. reported a home invasion
d. fled the country
b. committed suicide
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The first women hired on in corrections were ______.
a. guards b. officers c. matrons d. supervisors
_____ determined that the Fourth Amendment applies to school searches
a. New Jersey v. T.L.O. b. Vernonia School District v. Acton c. Kent v. United States d. Thompson v. Oklahoma
Which of the following most accurately describes Edwin Sutherland’s position on the use of white collar crime as a term?
a. It should refer only to activity prohibited by the criminal law b. It should be applied to white collar harm prohibited by criminal, civil or administrative law c. It should refer to any form of harmful activity engaged in by members of the upper class d. It should refer to any harmful activity which occurs within an occupational context
Peter and Paul get into an argument. The argument escalates. Eventually, Peter says to Paul. "You are nothing but a stupid nerd. I dare you to hit me. Go ahead; hit me!" At that moment, Paul punches Peter in the nose
Peter's nose begins to bleed profusely. "I think you broke my nose," Peter says. Which of the following statements is correct regarding this situation? A) Paul has committed no assault because Peter consented to being struck. B) Peter made a terroristic threat so Paul had the right to defend himself. C) Paul has committed assault with bodily injury. D) Paul has engaged in deadly conduct.