When was fingerprinting first used in a criminal justice context?
A) in first-century Rome
B) in the nineteenth century in the American West
C) in the nineteenth century in England
D) in the early twentieth century in NYC
A
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a. experimenter expectancy b. external validity c. reactivity d. double-blind experiment e. Hawthorne Effect
An academic crusade involves the practice of convincing others that one approach to crime control is superior to another
a. True b. False
When the police engage in illegal actions in order to achieve a perceived greater good, it is called ______.
A. selective enforcement B. negative enforcement C. alternative morality D. noble cause corruption
Barney is unsuccessful with his first few appeals. His appellate lawyers determined that there has been a major injustice in Barney's case and are determined to take his case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. His lawyers petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to issue a(n) , so they will request the lower courts for the record of the case
a. bill of attainder b. ex post fact c. writ of certiorari d. writ of habeas corpus