Which selection explains how courts are limited in bringing about social change?
A. must wait for a place to be on their docket
B. they have implementation power
C. they must seek public opinion
D. they are all partisan based
A. must wait for a place to be on their docket
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Which system is the MMPI-2 CJCR fashioned around?
A. Megargee offender classification system B. Minneapolis offender classification system C. Mental illness offender classification system D. none of these
Horowitz states that, in regards to FST,
a. women are mostly motivated by the gender inequality in the world to become suicide bombers, so that they can draw attention to feminist causes. b. a host of factors related specifically to their gender are not motivators for women suicide bombers, but that they are motivated by the same things that motivate men c. Women suicide bombers are motivated by how easy it is for them to get away with it. d. the biggest motivator for women suicide bombers is that they are actually forced into it.
Which of the following is a product of civilian involvement in the complaint process?
A) less objective investigations B) lower levels of satisfaction on the part of the general public C) less thorough investigations D) less subjective investigations
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Cooley borrowed his notions of the “I” and “me” from psychiatrist Sigmund Freud. 2. Labeling theories became popular during the 1950s, a time of conformity and peace. 3. The naturalist approach embraced by labeling theorists is a challenge to earlier positivist approaches in criminology. 4. Labeling theorists are primarily interested in explaining individual criminality and tend to ignore dynamics around the emergence of criminal law. 5. According to labeling theorists, there are clear differences between criminals and noncriminals.