As many families moved to the suburbs in the 1950s and 1960s, jobs eventually followed, contributing to _____ between jobs in the suburbs and potential workers in urban areas.
a. Income inequality
b. Job displacement
c. Spatial mismatch
d. Commuter catastrophe
c. Spatial mismatch
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Any intrusion into a person's body to obtain evidence violated the expectation of privacy created by Katz v. United States
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A(n) ______ cause is an outside factor that causes the death or injury rather than the cause in fact.
a. proximate b. independent c. factual d. intervening
Ricardo and Maria were major drug dealers in the Miami-Dade area in Florida. Law enforcement efforts to gain access to the two dealers through the use of undercover agents had proven futile
Ricardo and Maria simply would let no new outsiders meet with them personally. In a final effort to shut down this major drug operation the police decide to develop a sting that would be irresistible to the drug duo. However, to ensure that the duo would welcome the enticement, the police department removed actual drugs accumulated throughout the year from various other drug busts. The police preempt the sting by leaking a story to the local news that the police suspected that a major drug shipment might be smuggled into the Miami-Dade area sometime during the next month. The police released enough information through the local informants to ensure that Ricardo and Maria would take the bait and attempt to take command of the drugs when the "new dealers" entered their neighborhood. On July 2, 2011, at approximately 2:00 AM, the police drive a loaded 18-wheeler from a police storage facility to an abandoned warehouse in the Ricardo/Maria drug district. The trailer rig is locked inside the warehouse as a web of law enforcement is established to snare the duo if they should arrive to claim the drugs. At approximately 4:00 AM, the duo arrives with a handful of personal guards to inspect the trailer. As soon as the duo enters the trailer law enforcement moves in for the bust. The suspects are arrested. During there trial, the attorney for the duo defends her clients' action based on the rules of entrapment. What rules will enhance the defense? What major mistake did the police make, if any? What action may have proven to be a more effective scenario?
An advantage of in-person interviewing is
A) That it is time-consuming B) That response rates are lower than for survey research C) That the physical and social circumstances of the interview can be monitored D) All of the above