How does secondary victimization impact victims?
What will be an ideal response?
May not report crime, may feel worse after reporting
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Charisma is defined as a personal magic of leadership arousing special popular loyalty or enthusiasm. What type of power is charisma?
A. Referent B. Reward C. Expert D. Legitimate E. Coercive
In 1962, Dr. Henry Kempe published his seminal work The Battered-Child Syndrome, which highlighted ______.
a. the problem of child abuse and how the medical community is in a position to recognize and report instances of child abuse b. the fact that when mothers leave an abusive relationship, children often accompanied the mothers to the shelters, which left them at higher risks of child abuse c. that non-governmental child protection agencies throughout the United States were mainly in the big cities, with no formal child protection existing in rural areas d. juvenile courts had the jurisdiction to intervene in cases of abuse and neglect
What are the primary DNA analysis techniques that have been used since 1985?
What will be an ideal response?
Why would a defendant sign a Boykin form?
a. To acknowledge waiving his or her right to counsel b. To acknowledge waiving his or her right to a trial c. To acknowledge voluntarily making a guilty plea d. To admit what crime he or she committed