In Luckenbill's study most often the final move made by the offender was:
A. Remained voluntarily until the police arrived
B. Remained involuntarily until the police arrived
C. Fled the scene
D. Killed himself
C
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One post-9/11 "truther" theory is that World Trade Center Building number 7 was brought down by controlled explosions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
One theme stands out among public beliefs about crime and criminal justice. Which of the following statements reflects that theme?
a. Americans have almost universal agreement about the criminal justice system. b. Americans are divided along the lines of race and ethnicity, social class, gender and age. c. Americans are most divided in opinion depending upon the state in which they live. d. Americans do not allow news articles to shape their opinions.
Which of the following pieces of French legislation recognized juveniles as a separate category of offender from adults?
a. Criminal Code of 1791 b. Penal Code of 1810 c. Laws of 1912 d. Ordinance of February 2, 1945
Explain the history of the Chinese experience in the United States. How did this affect organized criminal activity among the Chinese?
What will be an ideal response?