During the political era in American policing, local politicians rewarded their friends with jobs on the police force. This practice was known as ________.
A. political payback
B. nepotism
C. job security
D. patronage
Answer: D
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a. Avoid cross-contamination of evidence. b. Shake off all garments to be sent for examination before neatly folding them. c. Send as much potential evidence as possible to the crime lab to ensure that nothing is missed. d. Package all items from each individual together in one bag to avoid later confusion.
__________ refers to probation and parole practices based on research findings
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What will be an ideal response?
What amendment to the Constitution prohibits excessive bail?
a. the Eighth Amendment. b. the Sixth Amendment. c. the Fourth Amendment. d. the Fifth Amendment.