Should private schools be given different consideration for religion and sport issues than public schools? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Generally speaking, if a school does not receive any public funds, the school should be able to decide to
what degree—if at all—religion should play in its curriculum and sports program.
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The lack of direct supervision increases the risk of police corruption. 2. Accepting free meals and services is a form of pilfering. 3. A shakedown is a form of extortion. 4. A police supervisor who accepts payment to influence the vacation schedule is engaging in patronage. 5. Police brutality can include verbal as well as physical assaults.
What methodological approach would you use to research media and crime?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Restorative justice is the justification for punishment that most explicitly provides a role for the victim in the punishment process. 2. Restorative justice is not concerned with, and does not involve, rehabilitation. 3. One criticism of restorative justice is that it is too ready to assume that agreement or reconciliation of the offender, victim and community are possible. 4. If the rationale of restorative justice is to repair relations between victim, offender and the community, the question arises - should restorative justice be seen as ‘alternative punishment’ or should it be seen as ‘alternatives to punishment’? 5. The death penalty is consistent with rehabilitation.
A man who hits his wife with a liquor bottle and breaks her nose is guilty of
a) misdemeanor domestic violence.
b) felony domestic violence.
c) malicious mischief.
d) spousal endangerment.