Japan has not had much success with community policing
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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How does any organization cope with constant, incoming changes?
a. By either refined or re-defining our vision, taking into account the current strengths of our department and the environmental forces that affect us. b. By changing both our vision AND our mission statements to adapt to the internal and external forces. c. By replacing vision statements with mission statements so as not become defined in an ever-changing world. d. By strategic planning that deals with constantly changing goals, action plans, and performance measurements.
During the introspection stage there is a concern for ________.
A. social relations B. well-being C. danger D. failure E. retirement
Match each term listed in Column 1 to its definition in Column 2
1. Character evidence 2. Daubert test 3. Declarant 4. Hearsay 5. Impeachment 6. Judicial notice 7. Lay witness 8. Limited admissibility 9. Preliminary questions 10. Rape shield laws a. A test used by the courts to determine if certain scientific evidence should be admitted into evidence. b. The act of a court in accepting certain facts without the necessity to present evidence to prove them, such as the fact that New York is a state. c. A nonexpert witness. d. Laws designed to protect a rape victim and limit the admission of the victim's prior sexual history. e. The attempt to limit or discredit evidence that has been admitted. f. Evidence of a person's character that tends to prove that the individual did or did not commit a certain act. g. Basic questions like name and address asked of a witness when the witness is first called to testify. h. An individual making a formal statement. i. Evidence that is admitted for a limited purpose only. j. A statement, other than one made by the declarant while testifying at the trial or hearing, offered in evidence to prove the truth of the matter asserted.
Which of the following is an accurate statement about Milgram’s and Zimbardo’s opinions about their experiments?
a. Zimbardo maintained that his experiment was ethical, but Milgram did not. b. Milgram maintained that his experiment was ethical, but Zimbardo did not. c. Both Zimbardo and Milgram maintained that their experiments were ethical. d. Both Zimbardo and Milgram believed that their experiments were unethical.