The ______ software package is excellent for regression modeling.
A. SPSS
B. SAS
C. Stata
D. none of these
C. Stata
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From a decision-making perspective, vacillation refers to the inability to ________.
A. rely on existing policies and procedures B. stay the course even though a particular decision is correct C. differentiate between big and little decisions D. make substantive decisions commensurate with one's position
Molly was a suspect in a series of larceny by check crimes. Police did not think of Molly as a suspect in a recent bank robbery when Molly's roommate Jean told police that she had seen Molly write a note that stated,
"Give me all your money or I will definately assualt you in the iminent future with my puriert interest." Jean said that Molly always misspelled the words: definitely, assault, imminent and prurient. When police brought Molly in for questioning, they had her write out the same words as the robbery note. Molly asked for a lawyer, but officers told Molly she wasn't under arrest so there was no need for a lawyer. Molly wrote the words the officers dictated to her and misspelled the words Jean had identified. Molly was arrested for bank robbery, given her Miranda warnings and she, again, asked for a lawyer. The police said they would get one for her, and while she waited in the cell, officers approached Molly and asked her questions about writing bad checks. Molly said, she knew the gig was up, confessed to the check crimes, and said that the loot from the bank robbery could be found in a storage shed she had rented in the next town. Officers recovered $40,000 of stolen money. At trial, Molly moves to suppress her handwriting sample, her confession to check larceny charges, and the stolen money. Will she be successful, why or why not? What will be an ideal response?
In __________, the USSC reversed a death sentence murder conviction because the district attorney asked the jury commissioner to limit the number of African Americans and women on the master lists from which potential jurors were chosen
a. Purkett v. Elem (1995) c. Amadeo v. Zant (1988) b. Avery v. Georgia (1953) d. U.S. v. Ovalle (1998)
Maverick defense attorneys
a. most often get the best plea bargains for their clients. b. work cooperatively with prosecutors to resolve cases quickly. c. generally have few sanctions imposed on them. d. are seldom able to negotiate the most lenient sentences.