When making decisions about juvenile offenders, intake officers have:
a. no discretion.
b. much discretion.
c. only two choices, dismissal or juvenile court.
d. the same power as juvenile court judges.
b
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A) a Jewish police officer who wants a promotion B) an investigator from internal affairs C) a highly placed official who helps align an officer's career D) a key administrator during civil service selection
The role of a judge during a court case is that of a:
a. mediator b. bailiff c. referee d. prosecutor
Jason, a detective, obtained an arrest warrant for Warren. Jason went to Warren's house to take him into custody. Jason knocked at the door and announced his arrival several times. He then heard gun shots inside the house, and he broke in. In the given scenario, Jason's breaking in was admissible under _____.
A. the exclusionary rule B. the inevitable discovery exception C. exigent circumstances D. mitigating circumstances
Which of the following are questions at the core of criminal punishment and sentencing?
a. Why society inflicts punishment b. Which punishments are acceptable in a civil society c. Which punishments are permissible for which crime d. All of the above