Regulation of the thrift industry in the early 1980s, combined with continued deposit insurance, were key elements of a criminogenic industry environment.
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False
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An example of a cyclically unemployed individual is
A) Bob, who has just graduated from college and is entering the labor market. B) Alice, who quit her job to enter college. C) Mary, who lost her job in the textile industry following a decrease in the tariff on textiles. D) Charles, who lost his job as a real estate salesperson when the housing market went soft.
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1. Politically motivated criminals are also known as convictional criminals. 2. In the United States, the category of "political crime" became legally recognized as a distinguishable offense subject to prosecution in 1992. 3. According to the "Nuremberg principle," offenders who commit human rights violations because they are told to do so can be subject to criminal penalty. 4. There is not currently international unity in the definition and response to terrorist activity. 5. To date, no attempt has been made to form an international body to regulate human rights violations.
It is important to remember that _______ _______ of physical evidence may be present at an arson scene
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Unlike the rest of society, policing is trending toward greater specialization.
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