Judges engage in _____, which means that each individual case is considered in terms of its subjectivities, harms, wrongs, and contexts, and then measured against concepts such as oppression, freedom, dignity, and equality.
A. reflective justice
B. punitive justice
C. contemplative justice
D. social justice
Answer: A
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A. Henri Lacassagne B. Henry Goddard C. Paul Jeserich D. Henry Balthazard
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a. A method to trap ethnic groups in the cities b. Attempting to explain organized crime as caused by several specific groups c. A way to catch certain ethnic groups involved in criminal activities d. People are trapped into the ethnic heritage of their parents
The ______ is considered to be the beginning of modern public policing.
A. Metropolitan Police Act of 1829 B. Central Criminal Court Act 1856 C. London Government Act 1899 D. City of London Police Act 1839
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a. employment history. b. the number and seriousness of prior convictions. c. the number of months previously served in prison. d. prior use of illegal drugs.