In ______, offenders use perceptions of what will occur to calculate whether a crime has utility or whether the benefits outweigh the costs.
A. techniques of neutralization
B. labeling theory
C. rational choice theory of corporate crime
D. conflict theory
C. rational choice theory of corporate crime
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A basic principle of U.S. law is that the losing party has the right to
a. one appeal c. two appeals b. no appeal d. as many appeals as necessary
Criminal liability is criminal conduct that is without
a. justification or excuse. b. exception or justification. c. exception or excuse. d. reason or excuse.
Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding consent for warrantless searches?
a. Networked computers are not immune from consent searches, even though system operators may have access to most files. b. Consent may be given by a third party if that third party has a shared interest or authority over the equipment. c. Consent searches are admissible without a warrant if consent is given voluntarily by an individual who has the proper authority over the area to be searched. d. In computer cases, the presence of encryption may negate the concept of common authority if that person giving consent had previously not been given the unlocking capability by the owner.
What was the name of the operation that was mounted to free the hostages from the Air France hijacking to Entebbe?
a. Operation Benjamin b. Operation Jonathan c. Operation El Dorado d. Operation Block