The argument that "little problems" can lead to larger crime problems for neighborhoods if they are not addressed is known as the ____________________ theory.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
broken windows
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a. True b. False
Should the U.S. Supreme Court have intervened in the election of 2000? Explain your answer in terms of the separation of powers doctrine
What type of due process did President Bush claim was being violated and how can equal protection protect political candidates? What will be an ideal response?
According to the 2003 ACA survey, what was the most frequently cited reason for difficulty in recruiting correctional officers?
A) demanding work hours B) noncompetitive compensation C) stress and burnout D) unsuitability to the job
Which of the following is not one of the three key issues of concern within the Japanese prison system?
a. Lengthy incarceration terms b. Cruel and inhumane reports of treatment of prisoners c. Growing number of inmates who are member of gangs or organized crime groups d. Growing number of inmates coming into prisons with drug abuse and mental health issues.