In the example of a bar with a sexual assault problem encouraging women to dress provocative, these policies are what type of facilitator of the problem:
a. Physical
b. Social
c. Chemical
d. Natural
b. Social
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A person need not be in physical custody to apply for federal habeas corpus relief; he or she only need have some restraint of liberty.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following was not found by Kirkham (2013)?
a. Staff reported fights and assaults to avoid scrutiny and the possible loss of contracts. b. Staff abused youth in the facilities by hitting and choking them, sometimes to the point of fracturing bones. c. Turnover of staff was high. d. Food was restricted, prepared incorrectly or in an unsanitary manner, and youth were encouraged to gamble with others to win their food portions.
Mindy called the police reporting a robbery at the bar next to her place of business. Two police officers arrived at the scene. As one police officer surveyed the scene, the other officer called for back-up. When the officer approached the back of the bar, the suspect ran out of the front door. The police called for the suspect to stop, but he kept running. As the suspect approached a chain link fence, the officer told him to stop one last time. The suspect began to climb the fence, and the officer shot the suspect in the head. The suspect died on the spot. When is a police officer justified in using deadly force? In this case, was the officer justified? Why or why not? What if the suspect had been running with a hammer in his hand? Would the ruling be different? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?