Which issues will most likely be the future of policing and criminal investigations?
Ans: Terrorism, technology, citizens as powerful players in crime fighting, blurred lines between police and military also could be privacy
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Self-report survey dataarecollected by all ofthe wayslisted, EXCEPT
A. questionnaire. B. telephone. C. personal interview. D. thecensus.
In the late 1600s, 13German families arrived in ______ and represented the beginning of mass German immigration to the United States.
A.Boston B.New York C.Philadelphia D.Jamestown
In presenting a live lineup, Detective Jackson should instruct the witness that
a. he or she will be asked to view a group of individuals. b. it is just as important to clear innocent persons of suspicion as to identify guilty parties. c. the person who committed the crime may or may not be present in the group of individuals. d. All of the answers are correct.
Bemiller reports the following two themes from her study of men who cheer
a. society's rejection of cheerleading as a "real" sport and issues of sexual identity. b. stigma from being a male cheerleader and face-saving strategies. c. face-saving techniques and problems learning the physical skills of cheerleading. d. stigma from being a male cheerleader and problems of sexual identity and orientation.