"Exhaustive" means that:

a. there is a category for every case that arises.
b. there is an order to every set of numbers.
c. there is one, and only one, category for every case.
d. None of the above.


a. there is a category for every case that arises.

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___________ requires police to group incidents and, thereby, identify underlying causes of problems in the community

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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According to David Farrington’s ICAP theory, this is a person’s risk or propensity to engage in crime.

A. cognition B. irritability C. self-control D. antisocial potential

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Mark agrees with societal goals, but lacks the means to achieve them so he resorts to stealing to achieve his societal goals. Mark could be considered a(n) ______.

a. conformist b. innovator c. ritualist d. rebel

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Match each term with its definition.

A. a document that allows an incarcerated party to be transported by a state's correctional department for trial B. indicates that there is no other proceeding pending in another court that could affect the custody of the minor children C. a sworn statement that serves as proof that the defendant is currently not serving in one of the armed forces D. a method of organizing the materials prepared for trial in a manner that makes them readily available for sue at trial E. a tentative agreement, written in plain English that is nonbinding, but shows the parties' intent F. where one of the parties to an action has failed to appear at the scheduled trial date even though he/she has received proper notice of the proceedings, the court can proceed and end the marriage G. provides a third-party decision on contested issues in a divorce H. facilitates alimony and child support payments through automatic payroll deductions I. an official copy of the record of proceedings in a trial or hearing J. an agreement that was a private contract is made a court order, and is enforceable by a contempt order

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