What will courtrooms of the future be like? How will they differ from today's courtrooms? In what ways will they be the same?
What will be an ideal response?
Courtrooms will continue to use and build technology that will improve the efficiency and effectiveness. The need to lighten workloads will continue, and efforts to individualize sentencing in order to reduce recidivism will continue. Public access to the courts and information will continue to expand through the use of technology. This will continued to be balanced with protecting privacy.
There will be more cases involving human trafficking, dealing with the elderly population, identity theft, and immigration. Since these types of cases are relatively new, dynamic, and complicated, our court system will have to evolve in order to meet the demands of the public.
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Describe the role trust plays in professionalism.
What will be an ideal response?
According to Nye, ______ controls refer to rules and norms that are instilled in consciousness as children.
a. indirect b. direct c. internal social d. external social
Following a proper arrest, the police may search
A) anything owned or possessed by the arrestee no matter where it can be found. B) any object which could contain evidence and which was within the arrestee's immediate dominion and control. C) his backpack that was within the arrestee's immediate dominion and control. D) all of the above are correct responses. E) B and C are correct responses.
In Martin Gill's research on the effectiveness of CCTV projects in the UK, which of the following techniques did he use?
a. the research measured fear of crime by citizens before and after the cameras went up b. the research measured police data before the cameras went up c. comparison was made only in the area where cameras were in use d. the research measured if the offenders changed the type of crimes they were committing