What three fundamental questions are central to the psychology of investigations in their early stages?
What will be an ideal response?
(1) What are the important behavioral features associated with the crime that may help identify and successfully prosecute the perpetrator?
(2) What inferences can be made about the characteristics of the offender that may help identify him or her?
(3) Are there any other crimes that are likely to have been committed by the same person?
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a. elected. b. appointed by the state governor. c. civil servants who work for the department of corrections. d. ex-convicts who have proven themselves to be rehabilitated.
Punishing an individual for driving with a blood alcohol level that is too high, regardless of whether his or her driving is affected, is punished as which of the following:
a. driving while intoxicated b. driving while inebriated c. driving under the influence d. driving with an unlawful blood alcohol content
In U.S. v. Wade and Gilbert v. California, there were constitutional violations in the lineup because _____ a. the lineups were unreasonably suggestive
b. police dropped hints as to who to identify. c. no attorney was present for the defendant. d. there were only three suspects in the lineups.
________ is the killing of a human being by the act, procurement, or omission of another human being
A) Homicide B) Gross negligence C) Accidental death D) Malice aforethought