The privilege against self-incrimination does protect a defendant from testifying against him or herself, but does not insulate a defendant from being forced to produce real or physical evidence of an incriminating nature
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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______ provide(s) greater transparency, accountability, and control over the actions of police in situations where deadly force is employed.
A. Body cameras B. TASERS C. Radios D. Mobile data terminals
Which law denies convicted offenders the right to profit from their crime?
A. Fair Restitution B. Refutation of Blood Money C. Ted Bundy Law D. Son of Sam Law
An official document filed in juvenile court on behalf of a juvenile that brings charges against the juvenile and asks the court to hear the case is known as a:
a. complaint. b. warrant. c. booking. d. petition.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The more criminals exhibit each characteristic of professional crime such as skill, high status, and the like, the more professional they are regarded. 2. Amateurs tend to freelance or be less tied to relatively permanent criminal organizations than their organized-crime counterparts. 3. The main distinction between occupational/corporate crime and professional crime is that in occupational/corporate crime, the crime is incidental to a legitimate business, whereas in professional crime, the business is to perform criminal activity. 4. “Professional crime” is a legal construct that is considered in sentencing. 5. Professional criminals are usually drug addicts.