Recognition of the risk of being victimized by white collar crime appears to be diminishing
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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In the early 1970s, the public started to turn against the level of correctional treatment for the inmate populace, and rehabilitation programs were seen as failures because:
A. Martinson concluded through his research that "nothing works in corrections." B. Wexler stated that she could not find one treatment program that reduced recidivism C. Crime was starting to increase which in turn rose doubts in many people's minds D. Riots and protests from the Vietnam War overshadowed the problems of correctional facilities and many people just wanted "justice." E. At this time, there was not enough evidence or studies released to the public stating that rehabilitation is possible
The Delaware ISP program uses electronic monitoring and mandatory client participation in anger management courses
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which is NOT a class characteristic of a suspect's sneaker?
a. Wear marks b. Brand c. Color d. Size
The landmark case in which the Supreme Court called for a ban on the death penalty in Georgia, ruling its law was capricious (and, hence, cruel and unusual punishment) is:
a. Furman v. Georgia. b. Coker v. Department of Corrections. c. Gregg v. Georgia. d. Ford v. Georgia.