The first full-time in-house psychologist was ______.
A. Martin Reiser
B. Kim Rossmo
C. Stephen Chandler
D. Louis Terman
A. Martin Reiser
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You pass a home that has a marijuana plant in a hanging planter on the deck. As a police officer, you stop and seize it, arresting the occupants of the home. They argue that Katz prevents you from doing so. What would be the ruling?
A) The home is a physical location and is protected. B) A home has a reasonable expectation of privacy. C) The owners were in the home and were covered as protected persons. D) A plant on a deck is knowingly exposed to the public.
According to Clemmer, why would inmates in prison be motivated to engage in deviance?
A. To alleviate the pain associated with imprisonment. B. Because they were deviant prior to entering prison. C. To punish their captors and assert their will. D. To reclaim the loss of their own culture.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The term en banc means that the full bench hears the case. 2. The first U.S. Supreme Court was established in 1789 with nine members: a Chief Justice and eight associate justices. 3. In order for a case to reach the Supreme Court, it has to exhaust all of its appeals in the lower courts. Then they must petition the Court to hear the case. This is called a writ of certiorari. 4. A historical review of the U.S. Supreme Court finds that 80% of the justices have been White, male, and Catholic. 5. For the majority of states, the appellate level is divided into intermediate courts of appeals as well as a court of last resort, also known as the state supreme court.
Circumstantial evidence of ability to commit a crime includes evidence of all of the following, except:
a. The means to commit the crime b. The specialized skill needed to commit the crime c. The motive to commit the crime d. The physical capacity to commit the crime