In which criminology theory would law enforcement focus on making crime less attractive to potential offenders?
A. situational crime prevention
B. routine activity theory
C. labeling theory
D. dual hazard prediction
A. situational crime prevention
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Match the term or concept with the correct description
1. “meat-eaters” a. an ongoing, aggressive style of policing 2. “zero-tolerance” policing b. the idea that police prefer not to arrest women 3. driving while black c. also known as problem-oriented policing 4. community policing d. evidence seized in violation of the 4th Amendment is not permissible at trial 5. chivalry hypothesis e. a form of racial profiling 6. crackdown f. declared that suspects must be read their rights 7. racial-threat theory g. dominant groups threatened by minority groups, respond with actions to protect status 8. Miranda v. Arizona h. corrupt officers in NY who pursued corruption aggressively 9. chuzaishos i. police mini-stations in rural Japan 10. exclusionary rule j. when police suddenly saturate a small area and arrest those committing visible crime
Describe shaken baby syndrome and its consequences in adequate detail
What will be an ideal response?
How has the focus of LeT changed over time?
a. They have turned from violence to a path of nonviolence. b. LeT used to work with other terror organizations such as Al Qaeda but have discontinued that endeavor. c. LeT started as a political organization and now they only care about money, and have become more of a criminal operation. d. They have taken a more global Jihadi perspective.
Police Integrity
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