In comparing the merits of the Pennsylvania and Auburn models, proponents of the Auburn system claimed it
a. was easier to control prisoners.
b.provided more opportunity for mediation and repentance.
c. was cheaper to construct and run.
d. avoided cross-contamination of prisoners through strict solitary confinement.
c
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Pre-charge diversion refers to _____________________________________________
a. the diversion of offenders out of the criminal justice system after they are convicted b. the diversion of offenders out of jail while awaiting trial c. the diversion of offenders out of the criminal justice system and into community service d. the diversion of offenders out of the criminal justice system before they are charged
There are two general types of conditions imposed on probationers. Which conditions are intended to ensure adequate monitoring andsupervision of the probationer or parolee?
a. Control b. Reform c. Restrictive d. Incapacitated
The ________ enforcement policies, procedures for review of all arrests before their presentation in court, and overall supervision of the cases prepared by the police have an observable effect on police practices and enforcement policies
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
A police officer is investigating the theft of a CD at a retail store. The complainant states that an anonymous person reported that the suspect fits a description of the person who stole a CD that is missing from inventory. The suspect is denying any
involvement. The CD has not been recovered. Based on this information, what statement below is TRUE regarding an arrest of the suspect in this case? A) The officer may arrest the suspect because the officer has probable cause. B) The officer may arrest the suspect because the officer has reasonable suspicion. C) The officer may NOT arrest the suspect because the officer must have a confession in order to arrest even though he has probable cause. D) The officer may NOT arrest the suspect because the officer does not have probable cause.