A warrantless protective sweep of a residence by the police who are making a lawful arrest in the residence is considered to be legal if the police have ________ that the residence may contain an individual who poses a danger to the officers or to others
A) a police hunch
B) a reasonable suspicion
C) probable cause
D) proof beyond a reasonable doubt
Answer: B
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______ enables people to make sense of the victimization and makes them feel somehow different from the person who is victimized.
a. Restorative justice b. Secondary victimization c. Victim blaming d. Lifestyle theory
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. In natural experiments, researchers are able to control the administration of the treatment. 2. Natural experiments include both a control and an experimental group. 3. Choosing an experiment design that is more rigorous over something easier to conduct is recommended. 4. A lack of spurious relationships is not enough to claim causality. 5. Gathering a population that is representative of the entire population is imperative to generalizability of research results.
For Fourth Amendment purposes, a search is defined as:
a. a government official's trespass on private property. b. a police officer's attempt to obtain evidence. c. a government official's intrusion upon protected privacy rights. d. a government official's visual sighting of contraband.
At what point would federal resources be used to respond to an incident, according to the National Response Plan?
What will be an ideal response?