List the various eligibility requirements for receiving compensation
What will be an ideal response?
Not all victims of every crime are eligible for state compensation. In general, the majority of states limit the compensation to victims who suffered injuries as a result of the criminal conduct of another and to survivors of homicides. In addition, there is a wide disparity between eligibility requirements in these programs with some states mandating that the victim suffer some sort of physical injury and others allowing for physical or mental injuries. Most states allow the parents of deceased victims to collect compensation.
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Ralph is suffering from significant financial problems. To try and obtain cash, Ralph decides to burglarize the local fast food restaurant where he previously worked
Ralph knows that the owner only takes the restaurant's receipts to the bank every few days, often leaving several hundred dollars overnight in the cash register. So, late one night Ralph dresses in dark clothing and drives to the closed restaurant. He exits his car carrying a flashlight and prybar. Upon approaching the back door of the restaurant Ralph says to himself, "What am I doing? I'm no thief." He abandons his plan and returns to his car and drives back home. However, the next morning the restaurant owner views the previous night's video surveillance tape and observes Ralph's conduct. The owner reports the incident to the police. Ralph is subsequently arrested and charged with criminal attempt (burglary). Which of the following legal defenses might Ralph reasonably raise at his trial? A) renunciation B) recapitulation C) reevaluation D) reconciliation
Which of the following cities has the most extensive network of surveillance cameras, known as the "Ring of Steel"?
A. Paris B. Moscow C. London D. New York
The NCVS shows that violent crimes are most likely to occur in:
A) ??open public areas. B) ?schools.? C) ??behind closed doors. D) ??wooded areas.
By the 1900s, punishments were carried out under the supervision of:
a. the governor. b. the king. c. correctional staff. d. the victim.