Health care workers are at particular risk of which type of workplace violence?
a. Violent acts by criminals otherwise unconnected to the workplace
b. Violence directed at employees by customers or clients
c. Violence against coworkers, supervisors, or managers by a present or former employee
d. Violence committed by someone who is not connected to the workplace but who has a personal relationship with an employee
Answer: b
You might also like to view...
A husband and wife owned a home in rural Kentucky. The wife was a homemaker and would do all of the housekeeping and laundry
She often placed clean clothes in her husband's drawers and they both shared one closet. One day, police knocked on the door and asked for consent to search the home for marijuana. The wife, secure in the fact that she had nothing to hide, said yes. Her husband was in the bedroom and unequivocally refused consent to search. The police conducted the search based on the wife's consent and discovered a cache of automatic weapons that had obviously been altered to increase their shooting range in violation of federal law. The husband was charged with federal gun offenses and moved to suppress the guns on the basis that his wife's consent did not override his refusal. If you were the judge, how would you decide the case? Be sure to discuss all applicable legal issues necessary to properly decide the case. What will be an ideal response?
Courts have the power to hold a person in ______ for violating court orders
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The defendant's right to an impartial trial and jury under the Fifth and Sixth Amendments often runs into direct conflict with the _____ Amendment's guarantee of the press and public access
a. First b. Second c. Fourth d. Fourteenth
Much of the day-to-day probation work in Japan is carried out by _____ Probation Officers, who number some 50,000 across the country and assist both probation officers and rehabilitation coordinators to encourage a successful adjustment
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).