Which 1985 court case eliminated the "fleeing-felon rule" ?
a. Argersinger v. Hamlin
b. Brown v. Mississippi
c. Terry v. Ohio
d. Tennessee v. Garner
d. Tennessee v. Garner (Banning law enforcement officers from shooting to kill a fleeing felon unless an imminent danger to life exists.)
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How involved was Qadhafi in support of or against terrorism?
a. Under Qadhafi, Libya was the most involved state in supporting terrorism. He provided money, safe havens, and even operational support to the PLO and their split off groups. b. Qadhafi secretly supported terrorism where it saw benefits, but was nothing more than a political means to Libya's goals. c. Qadhafi fought against terrorism, but when his military was slowly decimated by it, he realized the futility of trying to stamp it out. d. Qadhafi has always been a vocal opponent of terrorism and where possible, sought to legally execute terrorists, particularly those abiding by the Shia sect of Islam.
A "lock psychosis" is an attitude of many:
a. inmates. b. wardens. c. corrections officers. d. private citizens.
The _________ defines the law by determining what conduct is prohibited and establishes criminal penalties for those who violate the law
A) ?judiciary B) ?correctional agencies C) ?president D) ?legislature E) ?bureaucracy
Juvenile probation officers are responsible for the _________ and guidance of youths under the age of 18
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word