At trial, the defendant testifies in his or her own behalf. Under the Fifth Amendment, the defendant
a. cannot be cross-examined by the prosecution.
b. can be cross-examined by the prosecution but cannot be asked incriminating questions.
c. can be cross-examined by the prosecution and asked incriminating questions only if granted immunity.
d. can be cross-examined like any witness.
d
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Neutralization theory is closely associated with:
A) murder. B) juvenile delinquency. C) sex crimes. D) violent crime of any kind.
Methodological narcissism involves:
a. methods for methods sake b. another word for feminist research methods c. qualitative data gathering d. common sense in research
Detention can be authorized by an intake officer for up to ______ hr, at which time the minor is either released to his or her parents or brought before the court.
A. 24 B. 36 C. 48 D. 72
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. State laws usually grant local governments the authority to impose limited curfews during emergencies where floods, fires, riots, looting, and other situations threaten the safety and welfare of a community. 2. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Second Amendment protects a personal right to possess a firearm for “traditionally lawful purposes” irrespective of one’s service in any militia. 3. The English common law recognized the right of the people to assemble peaceably for lawful purposes, but made unlawful assemblies, routs, and riots felonies. 4. An unlawful assembly is a group of persons who seek to commit unlawful acts or to use unlawful means to commit lawful acts.