How are club drugs and designer drugs similar? How are they different?
What will be an ideal response?
Club drugs are those drugs commonly found at raves, dance parties that feature fast- paced, repetitive electronic music and light shows. Example of club drugs include Ecstasy, Rohypnol, GHB, LSD, and even meth.
Designer drugs are created by adding to or omitting something from an existing drug. In many instances, the primary drug is not illegal. The illicit drugs are called analogs of the drug from which they are created—for example, mescaline analog. Because designer drugs are difficult for amateurs to manufacture, they are high-profit drugs for dealers.
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Four African-American and Hispanic men were driving a beat-up Toyota Corrolla on the interstate leading from New York to Florida when they were stopped for speeding
Police were lead to stop this particular car because when they passed the men going in the opposite direction, the men all craned their necks to look to see if the officers had noticed them. The driver could not verify his address nor did he have a registration for the car. The officer noticed that the roof looked like it had been raised four inches and then welded back on. The officer ordered all of the men out of the car, frisked them and then proceeded to search the interior of the car for weapons and drugs. He found a locked briefcase and asked the driver for the key. The driver gave the officer the key and when he opened the briefcase, he discovered cocaine inside. All four men denied ownership of the drugs and all four have been charged with possession of the drugs. Was the stop and search lawful? Can the four defendants escape liability for drug possession by denying ownership of the contraband? What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following pertains to the social control and juvenile crime era?
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In content analysis, the visible, surface content known as _______________
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