The Supreme Court said that, when judging whether the use of nondeadly force is excessive, one should
A) consider the situation using 20/20 hindsight.
B) judge from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene. C) base judgment on the testimony of all eyewitnesses.
D) give special weight to the testimony of the victim of the force.
B
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Jeff is intoxicated at a party and decides to go down the street to buy marijuana from a well-known drug corner. As he approaches the corner, a car drives by shooting at the drug dealer on the corner. Instead of hitting the drug dealer, Jeff is shot in the head and dies. This is often called ______.
A. victim provocation B. subintentional homicide C. self-victimization D. imaginary victimization
In your own words, define criminological thinking.
What will be an ideal response?
Barry is driving while intoxicated. His vehicle is weaving from one side of the street to the other. As he approaches Main Street, the traffic signal turns red. John begins to cross the street
Barry, oblivious to the red signal, drives into the intersection. John sees the vehicle and jumps out of the way, just in time to avoid any injury. Barry has committed: A) criminal attempt (intoxication manslaughter). B) criminal attempt (aggravated assault). C) criminal attempt (deadly conduct). D) none of the above because Barry lacks the specific intent to injure John.
What is the difference between the crimes of robbery and extortion?
What will be an ideal response?