Why do adherents of the crime control model oppose plea bargaining?
A. They believe prosecutors are lazy.
B. They believe judges are lazy.
C. They believe defendants get off too lightly.
D. They believe defendants are forced to give up constitutional rights.
Answer: C
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A. positivist B. ecological C. classical D. interactionist
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A. come directly from a judge B. dispute conventional wisdom C. take a highly unstructured form D. be proven with empirical studies
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