The concept of right is static, and does not vary according to changes in circumstances.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Deviance is not a quality of the act a person commits; some people and behaviors are more likely than others to be labeled _____
a. Deviant b. Destructive c. Deterred d. Demonic
The ballot initiative offered a dramatic solution to the problem of California's overcrowded prisons and jails. Called Proposition 47, it proposed to downgrade a number of nonviolent felonies involving less than $950-including grand theft, shoplifting, writing bad checks, receiving stolen property, and drug possession-to misdemeanors. As a result of this change, offenders convicted of these crimes would probably not wind up behind bars. In 2014, thirty states passed legislation designed to lower incarceration rates, often by steering nonviolent offenders to community supervision. These policy choices reflect a small but significant trend in American corrections: fewer inmates. To be sure, these decreases do little to threaten our nation's title as "the globe's leading incarcerator." About
2.2 million Americans are in prison and jail. The United States locks up six times as many of its citizens as Canada does, and eight times as many as a number of European democracies. Still, the fact that politicians are willing to accept policies that reduce the number of inmates represents a sea change in the country's corrections strategies. Inmates today are serving more time due to: A. private prison growth. B. the chance of someone who is arrested going to prison today is much greater than it was thirty years ago. C. increased crime rates. D. "get tough" sentencing laws.
Changes in burglary and robbery rates in the 1980s have been linked to
a. Changes in the unemployment rate in the United States. b. Improvements in the national economy. c. An increased demand for crack cocaine. d. An increased willingness of offenders to use violence to commit crimes.
The ease of maintaining the secrecy of surveillance of a person is best characterized as
What will be an ideal response?