What is the difference between an admission and a confession?
What will be an ideal response?
An admission is a self- incriminating statement made by the suspect that falls short of an acknowledgment of guilt.Conversely, a confession is direct acknowledgment by the suspect of his or her guilt in the commission of a specific crime or as being an integral part of a specific crime.
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How does overcrowding limit the ability of jails to fulfill its multifaceted mission? What is the impact on inmates?
What will be an ideal response?
The Community Patrol Officer Program (CPOP) was instituted in 1984 in:
a. New York City c. Los Angeles b. Denver d. Miami
Which of the following amounts to delaying criminal charges against a suspect until he or she fulfills some obligation?
A) Deferred prosecution B) No-drop prosecution C) Diversion D) Deferred sentencing
A group or collectivity of persons engaged in significant illegitimate or criminal activities, mainly threatening and violent is a _________
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