Is the following considered law on the books or law in action: the defendant pleads guilty to some, but not all, of the counts contained in the charging document?
A. law on the books
B. law in action
C. both law on the books and law in action
D. neither answer is correct
Answer: A
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The federal Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule is viewed by a majority of the U.S. Supreme Court as a:
a. command of the Constitution.
b. statute.
c. judicially created rule.
d. mandate of federalism.
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a. reasonable suspicion. b. minimum suspicion. c. proof beyond a reasonable doubt. d. probable cause.
By the ________, nearly every state had enacted mandatory sentences for violent and repetitive juvenile offenders
A) 1970s B) 1960s C) 1980s D) 1990s