Critical evidence in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping that led to the crime being solved was ______.
a. the statement of Violet Sharpe, the Lindbergh's maid
b. evidence found on the baby's pajamas
c. the serial number on a $10 bill, identified as a ransom bill
d. fingerprints located on a windowsill of the Lindbergh's house
c. the serial number on a $10 bill, identified as a ransom bill
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Explain the balancing test created by the Court in the case of Turner v. Safley.
What will be an ideal response?
Barry owns a restaurant. Sam, the city fire marshal, appears at the restaurant and wants to inspect it for compliance with the city's fire code
Because he knows the restaurant does not meet the city code requirements, Barry refuses to allow Sam into the restaurant. Barry has committed: A) interference with public duties. B) obstruction or retaliation. C) no offense. D) tampering with evidence.
The National ________ Victimization Survey gives policy makers a better idea of just how much crime is actually committed
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Franklin Zimring and Gordon Hawkins believe the _____ is the single most significant factor separating the crime problem in the United States from that of the rest of the developed world
a. degree of economic opportunity c. abortion rate b. proliferation of handguns d. immigrant population