Justice White, dissenting in Miranda v. Arizona (1966 ), stated that
A. The rule against coerced confessions was grounded in the privilege against self-incrimination
B. The factual basis for the majority decision were transcripts of the cases consolidated in the
Miranda ruling
C. The Miranda warnings were logically inconsistent with the notion that custodial interrogation
was inherently coercive
D. The Miranda ruling would not increase or decrease the number of convictions
C
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a. Computer-facilitated crime b. Cybercrime c. Computer abuse d. Computer-related crime
Compare and contrast three forms of correctional treatment, including a discussion of the effectiveness of each treatment.
What will be an ideal response?
This design intends to allow the staff to supervise the inmate population while negating the ability of predatory inmates to control a cell block or dormitory.
a. Indirect-supervision jails b. Direct-supervision jails c. Sharp-supervision jails d. Solitary-supervision jails
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The Scarlet Letter is a story of stereotypes, labels, and the consequences of each of these as labeling theorists would argue in their analyses. 2. Symbolic interactionism is an objectivist perspective. 3. Labeling theorists would argue that deviance is less about what you do and more about the social response to what you do that shapes future routes of deviance. 4. An example of residual rule breaking would include a young female who begins to participate in witchcraft, despite her family practicing Christianity. 5. Radical nonintervention essentially means “leave the kids alone wherever possible”.