The term "due process revolution" refers to the:
a. Supreme Court's expansion of individual rights in the 1960s
b. civil unrest that swept the United States in the 1960s.
c. passage of the Fourteenth Amendment.
d. adoption of the fundamental fairness doctrine by the Court in the 1930s.
a
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Law and litigation affecting criminal justice employees never arises from state constitutions; they only arise from federal statutes, administrative regulations, and judicial interpretations and rulings
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. OSHA refers some cases to the Environmental Protection Agency. 2. The Department of Justice, in the past decade, has focused its white-collar crime investigations on insider trading. 3. Stock market fraud emerged as the subject of intense public interest when it was announced that Bill Gates was the subject of criminal investigation for lying to investigators about the sale of stock. 4. The misappropriation doctrine expands the law beyond individuals who work for a corporation and criminally punishes all individuals who take and use inside corporate information that is in the possession of their employer.
The Harmless Error Rule used by appellate courts results in the reversal of a conviction:
a. if there were any errors at trial. b. only if the errors at trial were procedural. c. only if there were constitutional errors. d. only if the errors at trial affected the outcome of the case.