The best defense for the police regarding bias-based policing may be summarized as:
a. collect data c. withhold information
b. volunteer nothing d. arrest first, ask questions later
a
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The most important reason why knowledge of history is necessary is that it
A. Helps the student better understand constitutional criminal procedure B. Is integral to the Supreme Court's reasoning process in constitutional law C. Makes the subject of criminal procedure more interesting D. Fills in the context of constitutional criminal procedure
About ______% of adult criminal cases end with a plea bargain rather than going through the complete trial process. A. 80About ______% of adult criminal cases end with a plea bargain rather than going through the complete trial process. A. 80About ______% of adult criminal cases end with a plea bargain rather than going through the complete trial process. A. 80About ______% of adult criminal cases end with a plea bargain rather than going through the complete trial process. A. 80About ______% of adult criminal cases end with a plea bargain rather than going through the complete trial process. A. 80About ______% of adult criminal cases end with a plea bargain rather than going through the complete trial process.
A. 80 B. 70 C. 90 D. 10
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. According to Hirschi and Gottfredson’s general theory of crime, an attempt to satisfy self-interest can be applied to explaining white collar but not conventional offending. 2. The rational choice perspective has been applied to the decision-making processes within corporations, as well as to individual offenders. 3. Like most theories, Hirschi’s social control theory asks why people do not engage in criminal behavior. 4. William Black developed his control fraud theory specifically out of his engagement in the S & L debacle of the 1980s. 5. Black posits in the control fraud theory that when control over an organization is realized, that organization becomes a “weapon” for perpetrating fraud and theft, thus never becoming a victim of such crime itself.