Why can a person who voluntarily ingests an intoxicant not succeed with a defense of intoxication?
a. Why should a person who chooses to get drunk or stoned then be excused for actions committed in his or her altered state?
b. Why should anyone care if the person was intoxicated at the time of the crime?
c. Everyone is responsible for his or her actions regardless of the state of sobriety.
d. None of the above
a
You might also like to view...
A device that permits only requested traffic to enter a computer system is known as a(n):
a. Central processing unit (CPU). b. Firewall. c. Cookie. d. Internet cache.
The American Bar Association standards regarding guilty pleas prohibitjudicial participation where it is requested
a. True b. False
Which of the following is a disadvantage of using fingerprints as a method of identification?
A. It is very difficult to match the fingerprints lifted from a crime scene with fingerprints stored in databases. B. It can be inaccurate as some people share the same fingerprint. C. It is often difficult to lift a suitable fingerprint from a crime scene. D. It can be falsified based on the number of points of similarity.
Which of the following is an accurate statement about the findings from Lundahl, Nimer, and Parsons's meta-analysis of the effectiveness of parent training programs in preventing child abuse?
a. Parent training programs lead to an increase in child abuse b. Programs with training at the home and office had a greater impact than programs with training limited to a single site c. Programs with home visitors were less effective than programs without home visitors d. There is no statistical relationship between parent training programs and child abuse