Money saved through decarceration can be put toward ______.
a. reentry programs
b. work and training programs
c. expansion of drug and alcohol programs in communities
d. all of these
d. all of these
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The U.S. Supreme Court justified the use of a stop and frisk by stating that requiring an officer to wait until he/she developed probable cause would _____.
A) be unreasonable B) jeopardize the investigation C) place society at risk of harm D) allow the guilty to go free
______ presume that state sponsorship guides terrorist behavior but that several governments support their favored groups.
a. Weak multipolar terrorist environments b. Monolithic terrorist environments c. Cell-based terrorist environments d. Strong multipolar terrorist environments
Charles drives an old car with over 200,000 miles on the odometer. One day the vehicle breaks down in the middle of a busy city street. Traffic becomes snarled as a result. Charles has committed obstructing a passageway
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The typical delinquent detainee is a _____
a. Male between the ages of 13 and 15, charged with a property crime b. Female, under the age of 16, who is a runaway c. Male, over the age of 16, charged with a violent crime d. Female, over the age of 16, charged with substance abuse