The two most common criteria to participate in a juvenile drug court are having:
a. a substance abuse problem and not having committed a violent offense
b. a doctor referral and a substance abuse problem
c. a mental health diagnosis and substance abuse simultaneously
d. a doctor referral and a mental health diagnosis
A
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Property crimes such as burglary, larceny, arson, motor vehicle theft, and embezzlement are among the most common crimes committed by drug users
a. True b. False
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1) A polygon map may give the impression that incidents are occurring equally across the area when in fact they might be clustered or located along a particular street. 2) Repeat victimization refers primarily to individuals who are repeatedly victimized by the same offender. 3) The 80/20 rule is when a relatively small proportion of people, products, and places are responsible for or associated with a high proportion of crimes and other negative actions. 4) The two key types of data used to explain the 80/20 rule are the number and percent of offenses that occurred by address and the number of addresses that have suffered multiple offenses. 5) An 80/20 analysis can be used to identify areas in a jurisdiction in the lowest quartile without using a crime mapping program
Which of the following serves as a basis for the medical model?
a. Behavioral sciences can provide the necessary treatment methods b. Doctors should participate in the process of reforming criminals c. Both (a) and (b) d. None of the above
Most accurately, the two functions of jails are
a. detaining persons awaiting trial and holding persons awaiting execution. b. providing short-term confinement for misdemeanants and long-term confinement for felons. c. detaining persons awaiting trial and punishing convicted persons awaiting sentencing. d. providing short term confinement for non-felon convictions and detaining persons awaiting trial, sentencing, or transfer.