Everything done with each other as human beings in all kinds of relationships is the definition of:
a. community relations.
b. public relations.
c. human relations.
d. incarceration.
c
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. The United States and Canada are two countries that have successfully balanced the sometimes competing goals of crime control and due process by achieving both goals simultaneously. 2. The USA PATRIOT Act is unique in American history because it is the only time substantive law has been modified as a reaction to a traumatic event such as war. 3. The Twelve Tables were the earliest form of written Roman law. 4. The civil legal tradition is also considered to be an example of the religious/philosophical legal family. 5. Islam recognizes no distinction between a legal system and other controls on a person’s behavior.
Was the initial entry into the warehouse justified as a fire inspection exigency, allowing the introduction of the marijuana to convict O'Keefe?
On a July evening a power line running between a power pole and a metal warehouse, which O'Keefe rented, was arcing and sparking. Melting wire from the power line caused molten metal to drip onto the ground, which ignited a grass fire approximately 10 feet from the warehouse. Fire officials responded and, after the grass fire was contained, the captain of the fire department arrived. The captain determined that an electrical problem inside the warehouse could have caused the power line to arc and spark and that such an electrical problem could have caused a fire inside. There were no visible signs that the warehouse was on fire, but the captain was unable to see inside the building because the windows were blackened. The fire captain also concluded that an electrical problem inside could again cause the power line to arc and spark, allowing another fire to ignite once electricity was restored to the warehouse. The captain therefore concluded that it was necessary to enter the warehouse to inspect the circuits. A firefighter entered the warehouse through a second floor window and noticed drying marijuana plants and the odor of marijuana. Once the captain could see marijuana plants he notified the police. Responding police secured the warehouse and obtained and executed a search warrant. What will be an ideal response?
Martha is looking to move to a new city to raise her two young children. School quality and crime rates are her two biggest concerns that she will evaluate before deciding on which city to move to. Her employment is flexible in that she works from home. Thus, she is able to work from anywhere in the country. Martha has decided to move to San Francisco, California. She decides to attend a neighborhood watch meeting where members of the local police department are speaking. They are explaining the crime trends over the past 30 years. Which of the following is accurate information concerning the crime rates?
A. Crime rates peaked in the 1970s and have been in sharp decline ever since. B. Crime rates peaked in the 1980s and have been in sharp decline ever since. C. Crime rates peaked in the 1990s and have been in sharp decline ever since. D. Crime rates peaked in the 2000s and have been in sharp decline ever since.
The Court’s inquiry into the constitutionality of a Terry stop focuses on which three areas when assessing if the Terry stop amounted to a probable cause arrest?
a. Movement, length of detention, and reason for the stop b. Movement, length of detention, and intrusiveness c. Length of duration, reason for the stop, and intrusiveness d. Movement, reason for the stop, and intrusiveness