What is the difference between an admission and a confession?
What will be an ideal response?
An admission is a self-incriminating statement made by the suspect that falls short of an acknowledgment of guilt. Conversely, a confession is direct acknowledgment by the suspect of his or her guilt in the commission of a specific crime or as being an integral part of a specific crime.
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_________________ means that we seek to understand different cultures from their particular perspective
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Between 2010 and 2012, there were many important Supreme Court decisions regarding the legal rights of juveniles. During what other time period did the Supreme Court make a majority of the important decisions regarding juveniles’ legal rights?
A. 1920–1930 B. 1940–1950 C. 1950–1960 D. 1960–1970
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The ? level itself is never used in the formula for the confidence interval. It is simply used to help determine the critical value. 2. It can be assumed that a mean or standard deviation in a sample is an exact match to the mean or standard deviation in the population because often sample statistics are very similar, if not identical, to their corresponding population parameters. 3. A 99% confidence level would produce a confidence interval that has a greater chance than a 95% confidence level of being correct but would be wider and less precise. 4. In calculations for a confidence interval involving proportions, it is a reasonably safe bet that the z distribution can be used as long as the sample is large and contains at least five successes and at least five failures.
The laws of most jurisdictions specify that a person's actions must be ________ for them to carry criminal liability
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