A criminogenic need is something that:
a. cannot be changed
b. an offender needs in order to commit a crime
c. providers have not been able to identify to effectively treat offenders
d. can potentially be changed
d. can potentially be changed
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Over half of all parolees who had their parole revoked and were returned to prison faced revocation because of
A. technical violations. B. commission of a new crime. C. failure to pay fines. D. failure to pay restitution.
If consent negates the element of force, it may in some instances be a defense to ___
a. forcible rape b. murder c. statutory rape d. None of these
Arsenic concentrates in the ____________ of the person who was poisoned.
What will be an ideal response?
The abuses that came to be associated with juvenile courts were addressed by the Supreme Court in the landmark case of ______________
a. In re Gault (1967) b. Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) c. Ex Parte Hull (1979) d. Mapp v. Ohio (1961)