If an officer observes what appears to be a drug buy, the officer:
a. can make warrantless arrest if there is probable cause.
b. needs to gather physical evidence from the scene before making an arrest.
c. must set up a buy in order to prove that a transfer of drugs has taken place.
d. should call for reinforcements immediately.
a
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_____ group enjoyed the upper hand because capitalist societies typically have large armies of unemployed workers anxious to secure work at any price, thus driving down the cost of labor.
A. Bourgeoisie B. Lumpenproletariat C. Proletariat D. Revolutionaries
Which of these is a likely reason that the Supreme Court has set clear guidelines related to juveniles and death sentences but has not set clear guidelines related to the mentally ill and death sentences?
A. Age is verifiable, but the definition of sanity varies depending on the jurisdiction. B. The age of adulthood depends on the jurisdiction, but the definition of sanity is verifiable. C. Death sentences for mentally ill defendants are so rare that the Supreme Court has yet to rule on one. D. Death sentences for mentally ill defendants are so common that the Supreme Court has given various rulings, making clear guidelines impossible.
Auerhahn suggested that the offender's race and ethnicity would not have a direct effect on the length of the sentence. Rather, she hypothesized that harsher treatment would be reserved for African American and Hispanic defendants who more closely matched stereotypes of:
a. dangerousness and threat c. illegal aliens b. past criminals d. flight risks
According to Elijah Anderson, there are two cultural forces running through poor neighborhoods that shape their reactions. These are street values and
a. working poor values c. ghetto values b. decent values d. racial values