Diddling involves which unlawful computer practice?
A. pushing a computer's capabilities to its limits, regardless of consequences
B. entering incorrect data to falsify records
C. inserting an electronic letter bomb attack
D. acquiring characteristics to assume an unauthorized password
B
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Which statement best describes physical aggression in pre-school children?
a) It is a strong predictor of later violence. b) It declines if ignored by caretakers. c) It is a normal developmental behavior. d) none of the above.
A person who tries to pick a lock in an apartment door in order to commit burglary but who is frightened away when a neighbor comes out is
(a) not guilty of any crime due to impossibility of completion. (b) not guilty of any crime due to mistake of fact. (c) guilty of attempted burglary. (d) guilty of criminal conspiracy.
Which tier in the state structure is considered the workhorse of the criminal justice system?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The “fruit of the poisonous tree” is the term for any suspects who are the children of other convicted criminals. 2. The good-faith doctrine allows the admission of illegally obtained evidence if it would have been discovered lawfully in the “normal course of events” anyway. 3. If police mistakes lead to an unlawful search, the Supreme Court has indicated that the exclusionary rule does not apply. 4. The exclusionary rule was specifically designed to prevent police misconduct and applies to both police officers and those acting as their agents. 5. The independent source doctrine holds that illegally obtained evidence may be admitted if it was also obtained through an independent source not tainted by police misconduct.