An assessment completed on a defendant or criminal case to determine the level of potential risk in the courtroom is called which of the following?
a. Danger assessment
b. Risk assessment profile
c. Violence potential assessment
d. Defendant retaliation profile
Answer: b
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Raters for assessment centers are typically selected who have:
A) become retired B) previously held and now supervise the position for which candidates are testing C) been in the military D) shown ability to fill out paperwork as a deskbound administrator
Describe the Mapp v. Ohio ruling. How did the ruling impact the juvenile justice system?
What will be an ideal response?
The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act called for ______.
A. the decriminalization of status offenses B. an increase in educational prevention programs C. the release of more than 100 juvenile delinquents from detention centers D. the criminalization of social failure
During Piaget’s ______, children develop their language communication skills.
a. sensorimotor stage b. preoperational stage c. concrete operational stage d. formal operational stage