The sheriff, the constable, and the watch-and-ward system were fully implemented by the ______ and would remain the primary means for dealing with crime and disorder in England from the 14th to the 18th century.

a. late 1200s
b. early 1100s
c. late 1100s
d. early 1400s


a. late 1200s

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The foundation for the Israeli state was forged through:

a. religion. b. terrorism. c. fear. d. military superiority.

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_____________ _________violence involves an individual who expressly intends to engage in courthouse violence

Fill in the blanks with correct word

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The belief that as the percentage of minorities increases in a population, so does the added attention and stress placed on this group by police presence, is known as _________________

a. Wendall Holmes theory b. racial threat hypothesis c. double marginality hypothesis d. minority profiling hypothesis

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John Lea and Jock Young, leaders of the leftist realism movement, contend that:

a. the poor are doubly abused, first by the capitalist system and then by members of their own class. b. the wealthy and poor are equally victimized and laws should reflect that equality. c. the economic inequality in capitalist societies serves to encourage lower class members to improve their economic status. d. critical feminists failed to address the patriarchal dominance in American society.

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