If one's superego is overdeveloped the individual will tend to feel ________.
A. deprived
B. guilty
C. dependent
D. fixated
Answer: B
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A common law principle that allows the state to assume a parental role and to take custody of a child when he or she is in need of care the natural parents are unwilling or unable to provide, is called ________
a. status offense b. stare decisis c. parens patriae d. In re Gault
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1.During the Era of Enlightenment, Beccaria and Bentham focused on eliminating the tyrannical nature of criminal law—where they advocated on the side of the victim (the powerless), from the indifference and ignorance of the rich and powerful. 2.The first international symposium on victimology was held in 1957, in the United Kingdom, in mutual cooperation with the United States over the concern for victims. 3.At the third international symposium on victimology, in 1979 in Germany, the World Society of Victimology (WSV) was founded. 4.The aim of the Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power in 1985 has been to improve victims’ access to justice, fair treatment, restitution, compensation, and support, as well as taking steps to prevent victimization linked to the abuse of power. 5.For those African Americans who were brave enough to report their victimizations to law enforcement during the 1950s and 1960s civil rights movement, the treatment given to them was equal to that of their White counterparts, further confusing the need for more compassionate and humane approaches to the problems of those fighting for equality.
What does it mean when an officer swears in an affidavit?
A. that he or she is the victim of a crime B. that he or she avows knowledge a particular person committed a crime C. that the officer used profane language in an official court document D. that the officer pledges to carry out his or her duties in a lawful manner
Which of the following terms is not used to refer to third-degree murder?
a. Voluntary manslaughter b. Negligent homicide c. Involuntary manslaughter d. Negligent manslaughter