Those inmates considered good risks but who become dangerous when released and commit new, violent offenses are:
A) false negatives. B) true positives. C) true negatives. D) false positives.
A
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Why was Harold Shipman the most prolific documented serial killer in Europe? In your opinion, what factors made this possible?
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The controversy in McClesky v. Kemp was focused on ______.
a. a statistical pattern of racial discrimination in the imposition of the death penalty b. a statistical pattern of age discrimination in the imposition of the death penalty c. age discrimination by a Georgia corporation d. gender discrimination
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Quotas are a type of biased enforcement. 2. Although unethical, quotas are not illegal. 3. Some view quotas as a way to ensure productivity from officers. 4. Rating officers on how many tickets they write and how many arrests they make each month has a direct effect on biased enforcement practices. 5. The most important guide for officers as they make their decisions is ethics.