Women offenders are overrepresented in robbery statistics
a. True
b. False
Answer: B
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What is meant by the term "recusal" when referring to a judge?
What will be an ideal response?
Match up the definitions in the left column to the terminology in the right column
A) Amber Alert B) Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act C) Megan's Law D) National Center for Missing and Exploited Children E) Jessica's Law F) CART G) International Child Abduction Remedies Act H) Federal Kidnapping Act I) Missing Children Act of 1982 J) Code Adam 1) Complements the Amber program by providing a way for a community response to all 2) Sends audible and visual warnings to citizens via cell phones. 3) Designed to punish sex offenders and reduce their ability to reoffend. 4) An international recognized "missing child" safety program, which is often used in retail 5) Provided sex offender registration and community notification. 6) Aided in the development of Code Adam. 7) Allows the Department of State become involved in noncustodial parental abductions in 8) Allowed states to use the Federal Parent Locator Service to obtain address information on 9) Allowed the entry of missing children even though the noncustodial parent would not be 10) Allowed the use of federal agencies and resources to investigate missing children.
Hutchings and Mednick's study of male adoptees in Copenhagen found that:
A. If both the biological and adoptive father had a criminal record, the son was most likely to have a record. B. If only the adoptive father had a record, the boy was least likely to have a record. C. If neither adoptive nor biological father had a record the boy did not have any record. D. Adopted children tend to commit criminal acts at rates most similar to their adoptive parent.
In 2010, there were around ______ youth in residential treatment centers or incarcerated in secure facilities.
a. 35,000 b. 56,000 c. 71,000 d. 86,000