The concept of _________ states that the offender should confront their behavior and try to make amends, satisfy everyone's needs, and ultimately restore themselves as an upstanding member of the community
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
restoration
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The Supreme Court held that Congress had the authority to establish a national bank in:
a. United States v. Darby b. Bowers v. Hardwick c. Olmstead v. United States d. McCulloch v. Maryland
Match the term in Column 1 with the theorist most likely to discuss its importance in Column 2
1. Control of Living Time a. Karl Marx 2. False Consciousness b. Jones, MacLean, & Young 3. Social Dynamite c. Austin Turk 4. Social Reality of Crime d. Randall Amster 5. The Square of Crime e. Steven Spitzer 6. Marginalization of the Homeless f. Richard Quinney
According to the Urban Institute, the number of offenders that are accepted into drug courts every year is approximately ______.
A. 10,000 B. 20,000 C. 30,000 D. 40,000
Institutional anomie argues that the high rate of crime in the United States is due to its overemphasis on which institution?
A) ?education B) ?economics C) ?peers D) ?racial disparity