The juvenile court has been a revolving door where Jill is concerned. The impulsivity in her decision-making is the driving force for her participation in delinquent activities and Jill's counselor remarked that at times she feels Jill's conduct is almost instinctual. What theory best fits Jill's behaviors?
a. Biological theory
b. Routine activities theory
c. Choice theory
d. Trait theory
d
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These proceedings are known as: a. extraditions b. extrajudicials c. extrajurisdictionals d. exculpatory
__________ can include the usual questions an officer may ask a criminalsuspect, but it can also include actions that amount to the "functionalequivalent of a question."
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Explain the two major theoretical perspectives for explaining the effects of hypnosis. How can hypnosis be most helpful in investigations?
What will be an ideal response?
Any crime perpetrated through the use of computer technology is known as ________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).