Which of the following is NOT an important objective for Japanese prosecutors?
a. Discovering the truth about a case
b. Invoking remorse in defendants
c. Imposing severe punishments as a deterrent from reoccurring crime
d. Rehabilitating and reintegrating defendants into the community
c. Imposing severe punishments as a deterrent from reoccurring crime
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As we look toward the future, one concern that should preoccupy those concerned about correctional practice is ______.
a. decarceration b. rising incarceration rates c. professionalism d. better training for staff
Match the term in Column 1 to the definition in Column 2
Column 1 Column 2 1. Physiognomy a. A perspective that highlights the connections between criminal activities and biological aspects of individuals 2. Atavism b. Study of the shape and contours of the head as predictors of criminality 3. Phrenology c. Biological research that identified distinct characteristics of criminals' faces, sizes, shapes and bumps on heads 4. Biosocial criminology d. Condition of being less developed than normal people
Over the past decades, it has been shown that criminological research has been influenced by government funding linked to topics the government wants researched and topics the government wishes to avoid
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The Supreme Court has decided a number of cases addressing police officer rights during the course of internal investigations
Indicate whether the statement is true or false