How does the NIBRS differ from the UCR’s Summary Report Statistics (SRS)?
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The NIBRS provides rich detail on circumstances surrounding a reported crime such as information about victims, place of occurrence, how police responded, whether anyone was under influence of drugs, and much more.
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The M'Naughten rule is
A. a test for measuring sanity. B. case law use at pretrial. C. admission of intoxication test results at trial. D. evidence exclusions under Mapp v. Ohio.
Corrections serves which primary functions for accused and convicted individuals?
a. management, job placement, drug counseling, and housing services b. investigation, accusation, defense, and treatment c. punishment, counseling, tracking, and coaching d. management, punishment, supervision, and treatment
The text mentions four basic guidelines for jury venire: randomly select individuals, do not discriminate, obtain a fair cross-section, and exempt certain individuals. Explain why each of these steps is important. Does the final suggestion of exempting some not go against the policy of equality? Why or why not?
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Define “scope of the search” and how it relates to criminal investigation
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