In terms of recidivism, rates for ________ are high, yet are thought to be less than recidivism rates for comparable male offenders

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


Answer: female offenders

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Why does the Supreme Court give more latitude to police in searching automobiles?

A. Automobile searches are not covered by the Fourth Amendment like houses, persons, and effects are. B. Automobiles are less likely to include multiple owners from which to obtain consent to search. C. Automobiles have more places that are visible in plain sight. D. Automobiles can be used to escape and hide evidence.

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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. The Sacramento, California, Police Department reduced workers’ compensation claims and the number of on-duty injuries by contracting for a professional to give officers nutritional advice; provide customizable workout plans; and inform officers about exercise safety, healthy living, and creative ways to remain active. 2. The Las Vegas, Nevada, Metropolitan Police Department implemented an employee assistance program which provides access to suicide intervention programs. 3. If out-of-pocket expenses are to be paid at some point by the officer for an employee assistance program, often a sliding scale fee basis can be arranged based on the officer’s income. 4. All police agencies have a comprehensive wellness program to assist officers in coping with stress. 5. No human being can exist in a continuous state of stress.

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Which of the following is a benefit of a well-written report?

a. It prevents the criminal justice system from operating efficiently and effectively. b. It reduces liability for the department and the officer. c. It reflects negatively on the investigator who wrote it. d. It is geared subjectively to enhance prosecution.

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_______________ are unpleasant stimuli that are removed when a desired behavior occurs.

a. Positive reinforcers b. Negative reinforcers c. Positive punishment d. Negative punishment

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