What are solvability factors?
a. the requirements needed to solve a case
b. the particulars of a case that increase the likelihood of that case being solved
c. the particulars of a case that need to be presented in court
d. the requirements needed to initiate an investigation of a case
b. the particulars of a case that increase the likelihood of that case being solved
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Hutchings and Mednick's study of male adoptees in Copenhagen found that:
A. If both the biological and adoptive father had a criminal record, the son was most likely to have a record. B. If only the adoptive father had a record, the boy was least likely to have a record. C. If neither adoptive nor biological father had a record the boy did not have any record. D. Adopted children tend to commit criminal acts at rates most similar to their adoptive parent.
A temporary detention of a vehicle requires the level of probable cause necessary to support a temporary detention, which is:
A) less than that required for a full arrest. B) the same as that required for a full arrest. C) more than that required for a full arrest. D) None of these are correct.
Which of the following best describes an economy with full employment?
A) "The level of unemployment that corresponds to the normal friction in the labor market." B) "No person is unemployed for whatever reason." C) "Everyone who is looking for a job will have one." D) "Full employment occurs only when the economy has a zero percent unemployment rate."