Which of the following refers to the activities within a prison that control inmate behavior and maintain order?
a. precipitating events
b. custody
c. treatment
d. rehabilitation
b
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Jim takes the car of another without permission with the intent of driving it around the neighborhood, thirty minutes later he returns the car undamaged to the same spot he had taken it. Jim is likely guilty of
a. nothing b. larceny of auto c. joy-riding if such a statute exists in this jurisdiction d. a or c
Geographic profiling uses the nearness principle as a key rule, which argues that offenders will leave their current home base and return to the neighborhoods of their youth to commit crimes
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
What was the main reason that classical theory re-emerged in the 1970s?
a. People saw that they had more choices to make in their personal decisions. b. Politicians found it a springboard to political success. c. Social engineering and rehabilitation came into vogue. d. Scholars and criminal justice administrators lost faith in positivism.
According to Pinder v. Johnson, involving a lawsuit by a mother against a police officer and others for the death of her children in a fire:
a. public officials owe private citizens the right to protect them from damage from one another. b. a violation of clearly established law is not recoverable. c. the due process clause does not require government actors to affirmatively protect life. d. an affirmative duty to protect life can never arise on the part of government officials.