A(n) _______________ zone, is an exact location that an offender is required to be at a given time (i.e., place of employment, school, an appointment)

a. required
b. exclusion
c. inclusion
d. active


c

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Which of the following is true of the M'Naghten rule?

A. It is derived from a 1943 French murder case. B. It states that a person is criminally responsible even if she or he is proven legally insane. C. It relies on a defendant's inability to distinguish right from wrong. D. It is also known as the substantial-capacity test.

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What are "special conditions" of probation? How are they applied? Use examples from the text in your essay.

What will be an ideal response?

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Searching baggage at a bust stop or train station and questioning passengers is:

A) called a clean sweep. B) called a bus sweep. C) called a roundup. D) legal only with ?probable cause. E) legal only if ?plain view circumstances exist.

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The process in which shared understandings create the expectation that a guilty plea will lead to a less-than-maximum sentence, even without any actual bargaining, is known as ________ bargaining

A) indirect plea B) insufficient plea C) indecisive plea D) implicit plea E) under-the-table plea

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