In Demore v. Kim (2003), the Supreme Court ruled that:
a. mandatory detention for aliens who have been convicted of certain crimes pending removal proceedings isnot unconstitutional, even if the alien is a lawful permanent resident
b. mandatory detention for criminal aliens is unconstitutional.
c. mandatory detention for criminal aliens is not unconstitutional as long as the alien was not admitted lawfullyinto the U.S.
d. the Immigration and Nationality Act requires immigration judges to exercise their discretion in deciding if acriminal alien should be detained pending removal proceedings.
d
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The ________ technique is used particularly in ecological studies in order to estimate the size of unknown populations
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
__________ is the intentional and permanent desertion of an elder in any place (such as a hospital, nursing facility, shopping center, or public location) or leaving the person without the means or ability to obtain necessary food, clothing, shelter, health care, or financial support.
A. Physical abuse B. Neglect C. Emotional abuse D. Abandonment
A defense to criminal prosecution based on the statute that sets the maximum the government has to prosecute a violation of a criminal law is called the ____
a. statute of limitations b. statute of expirations c. statute of elimination d. statute of finiteness
A police officer is questioning a witness to a sexual assault and asks, "How much did Anne have to drink while in your bar?" The witness replies with his hands on his chin and says, "I served her four or five martinis. I can't say for sure. We could
check the surveillance cameras." What conclusion can the investigator draw from the witness's behavior and answer? A) The witness is probably being truthful. B) The witness is definitely being truthful. C) The witness does not understand the question and is stalling. D) The witness is probably lying.