Depending on the circumstances, a loaded gun can be submitted into evidence
a. True
b. False
b
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Which of the following would NOT be considered part of a formal risk analysis?
a. Terrorism threats b. Sabotage c. Natural disasters d. All of the above would be considered part of a formal risk analysis.
John is soon retiring from his job of thirty years and divorcing his wife, Joy, of forty years. He is looking forward to traveling, fishing, and peace and quiet. He knows that by law he will have to part with some of his treasured possessions to have this "Joy-free" life, but he has a pretty good pension coming that will allow him to live comfortably without sharing it with Joy. Is John right?
What will be an ideal response?
Sometimes political pollsters may study a sample of likely voters and then generalize their findings to the entire population of likely voters. This is an example of ______ generalizability that social scientists try to avoid.
A. cross-population B. sample C. valid D. external
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The standard by which probable cause is established varies depending on whether the warrant is for a search or for an arrest. 2. If any information in a tip received by police is found to be inaccurate, police cannot act on the tip. 3. Only a trained judge/magistrate can issue an arrest warrant. 4. Only a trained judge/magistrate can issue an arrest warrant. 5. Due to the relatively light sentence for such an offense, an officer need not obtain a warrant to arrest a suspect for a misdemeanor.