A rating report is said to be ______________ if it measures consistently and reasonably accurately each time it is used
a. Valid
b. Credible
c. Proactive
d. Reliable
d
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The ________ rule is an old enforcement doctrine whereby police officers were legally authorized to employ the use of deadly force in apprehending fleeing felons
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
One of the major goals of the victims' rights movement has been to increase the role of victims in the plea bargaining process.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following is false regarding stand-your-ground laws?
A. All states have stand-your-ground laws. B. Florida's stand-your-ground law allows the average citizen to use deadly force if their homes have been illegally invaded. C. The stand-your-ground laws in some states extend to public places. D. The stand-your-ground law in Florida permits deadly force to prevent the commission of a carjacking.
Billy Joe goes to Mardi Gras in Galveston. Along the sidewalk he observes Frenchy who is performing card tricks. Frenchy places three playing cards face down on a table. One of the cards is the queen of spades
Frenchy shows the crowd the queen and then shuffles the cards several times across the tabletop. Frenchy is taking bets on whether anyone can pick the queen out of the three cards. Billy Joe lays $10 on the table and declares he can find the queen. Frenchy again shuffles the cards while Billy Joe watches intensely. When Frenchy finally lays the cards on the table, Billy Joe picks the card in the middle. Frenchy turns the card over to reveal the six of hearts. Frenchy takes Billy Joe's $10. An undercover police officer observes the incident and notices that Frenchy is "palming" the queen so that it appears to end up in the middle of the three cards on the table. In fact, another card, the six of hearts, is cleverly substituted so that the queen is not on the table at all! What is the most serious offense, if any, Frenchy has committed? A) fraud B) theft misdemeanor C) theft felony D) none of the above since Billy Joe was gambling illegally