How has the increase in financial information on the Internet changed the nature of securities crimes?
What will be an ideal response?
The mass audience, low costs, and perceived anonymity of cyberspace is very attractive to criminals. It makes it easier for the criminals to prey on their victims.
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How did the Due Process Movement change the courts—including the juvenile court?
What will be an ideal response?
The governmental and personal interests that support inventory searches of the belongings of a person taken into custody at a jail or lockup include all the following, EXCEPT
A. Protecting the arrestee's property for theft B. Accurately identifying the person arrested C. Obtaining items subject to forfeiture D. Ensuring the safety of the arrestee and others in the jail
The "toner-phoner" salesman coerced the school district office manager to pay fraudulent invoices by:
A. threatening to accuse her of accepting gifts and then paying for goods not received. B. threatening her children. C. threatening to disclose an affair to her husband. D. refusing to send supplies for students.
The most common type of robbery is the one committed on public streets and alleyways
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.