_______ is a violation of social rules of conduct, interpreted and expressed by a written criminal code
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Crime
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Column 1 Column 2 1. Ad hoc plea bargaining a. A guilty plea in which the defendant admits to the crime, but not necessarily all elements of it 2. Alford plea b. Statutes that offer incentives for pleading guilty 3. Judicial inducements c. Offers made by the prosecution to the defendant 4. Plea bargaining d. A term used to describe some of the strange concessions that defendants agree to make as part of prosecutors' decisions to secure guilty 5. Prosecutorial inducements e. "The defendant's agreement to plead guilty to a criminal charge with the reasonable expectation of receiving some consideration from the state" 6. Statutory inducements f. When a judge offers something to the defendant in exchange for a guilty plea 7. Charge bargaining g. The defense negotiates to havethe defendant charged with fewer counts of a certain offense 8. Sentence bargaining h. The prosecutor's ability to negotiate with the defendant in terms of the charges that could be filed 9. Count bargaining i. A plea a defendant enters that is akin to saying "I do not contest this" 10. Nolo contendere j. When the defendant agrees to plead guilty in exchange for a less serious sentence
One group of critical theorists is referred to as instrumentalists. Why do instrumentalists consider it essential to demystify law and justice?
What will be an ideal response?
Wolfgang, Figlio, and Sellin's research regarding the "chronic 6 percent" has resulted in
A. harsher sentences for repeat offenders. B. mentoring programs for young offenders. C. an increased emphasis on the victim. D. a concerted effort to avoid labeling juvenile delinquents.
The ________ style of policing views the investigation and apprehension of serious crime as the primary aspect of policing
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