A ______ is a heavy iron device that covered an offender’s head to punish and deter those who nagged, slandered, or gossiped.
A. flogging
B. gossip’s bridal
C. mutilation
D. stock
B. gossip’s bridal
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Which of the following is MOST LIKELY to be ruled an entrapment?
A) A young officer poses as a high school student and arrests real students for dealing in stolen goods. B) After a promise of immunity, an undercover informant confesses to selling dope and is arrested. C) An officer poses as a potential "john" and arrests a hooker after she offers sexual favors for money. D) An undercover officer makes a buy from a dealer known to have been previously arrested. E) A policewoman poses as a hooker and arrests a man who solicits her for a "trick."
“Paradigm wars” refer to:
a. Disagreement over the use of positivist and constructivist/interpretivist philosophies b. The decision to use an experimental or quasi-experimental design c. The decision to implement a stakeholder or researcher orientation d. The struggle to find qualitative data to use in secondary data analysis
A failure to abide by the unwritten rules that govern the culture of policing may likely to result in ______.
A. being suspended from duty B. being ridiculed by other officers C. being fired D. being indicted
Conducting media tours where there is nothing to report helps build positive relationships that can be helpful in times of crisis
a. True b. False