This is the most violent crime on American college campuses:
a. Murder
b. Rape
c. Robbery
d. Stalking
b. Rape
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Individual attributes and developmental experiences that are believed to increase the probability that a person will engage in persistent antisocial behavior are called
a) negative biases. b) delinquency traits. c) antisocial traits. d) none of the above.
In the 2005 case of Brian Nichols in Georgia, the primary reason he was able to escape and commit violent acts was what?
a. Help in the community b. Assistance by corrupt jail personnel c. Complacency by the guards d. Unsecured doors
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1) There are approximately more than 200,000 children abducted each year by family members. 2) In only 2 percent of the child abductions are registered sex offenders involved. 3) Many abductions have some type of sexual abuse. 4) The average age of a person who killed the child that they had abducted was 56 years old. 5) The motivation for most child abductions is often sexual in nature.
A person who has entered the United States without passing through customs and immigration controls, and therefore has no legal right to be in the country is called a(n) _______________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word