In 2002, the Supreme Court held that police may question passengers on a bus and trains for evidence without:
A) obtaining permission from the passengers
B) proper equipment to conduct a search
C) telling the passengers that they can refuse to be searched
D) probable cause
C
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Regarding education and its relation to stress, we can say that, generally, the greater the amount of education the:
A) more burnout. B) less burnout. C) less stress. D) more stress.
In a statistical sense, rejecting the null hypothesis and saying that a difference in means is "significant" means that the difference is _____
a. small b. important c. large d. real
Event types describe, in the context of terrorism,
a. the kind of demonstration being held, such as a fundraiser event. b. the response of political action to the terrorist group, such as friendly or "cracking down on it." c. only whether or not the event was historically significant. d. what kind of act of terrorism was committed, such as kidnapping or assassination.
How can a witness identification of a perpetrator be permitted at trial where a witness's ability to identify a person might result from an illegal lineup?
What will be an ideal response?