L. Edward Wells predicts that future explanations of crime will be predominantly __________ rather than collective
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Answer: individualistic
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a. Photographing and then casting with dental stone b. Photographing and then attempting the electrostatic lifting technique c. Casting with dental stone and then attempting the electrostatic lifting technique d. Both a and b
Following 9/11, the Congress passed the ______ Act which gave government new powers and arguably threatened constitutional rights.
a. Anti-Terrorism b. Iraq and Afghanistan Liberation c. USA PATRIOT d. International Crime Control
Some successful open-air drug activities that the police have undertaken include all but which one of the following:
a. Policing the area in a highly visible fashion (including foot patrol) b. Using street surveillance and intelligence gathering, a hotline for area residents, increases in drug treatment services. c. Intelligence-led investigative work (such as information from drug hotlines and local residents) d.
The lawful taking of body fluids for analysis and introduction against the provider
A) does not violate the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination because the use of body fluid evidence does not represent compelled testimonial self-incrimination. B) violates the Fifth Amendment since the provider of the fluids is being forced to give evidence that may tend to assist the prosecution in obtaining a criminal conviction. C) does violate the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination because the use of the body fluids and their analysis does help assist in convicting the person from whom it was drawn. D) does not violate the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination because the use of the evidence does not incriminate the provider of the body fluid sample. E) none of the above statements properly completes the initial phrase.