______ is an alternative model that provides increased opportunities for victims to have a voice in the criminal justice process.
a. Deterrence
b. Restorative justice
c. Juvenile justice
d. Reformation
b. Restorative justice
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Many factors affect the intensity of drug dependence in any given individual. For each of the following pieces of information about a drug abuser's life, indicate whether the factor would likely yield a high (+) or low (–) level of dependence
a. Daily, scheduled use of small to moderate amounts of a drug b. Occasional use of large amounts of a drug c. User's expectation of significant effects of a drug d. Use of a drug by direct injection into the user's bloodstream e. User's intense need to escape from reality of his or her life and circumstances f. Frequent use of a drug by user's family or friends g. Use of a drug with no potential for negative symptoms following withdrawal What will be an ideal response?
A domestic violence victim gave testimonial evidence to the police. She later refused to testify in court against her alleged assailant. Her statement is admissible in a trial
under the __________________ __ _________________ doctrine if it can be shown that the violence was intended to frighten her from testifying Fill in the blank with correct word.
The technology managers of the 21st Century are going to a strong background in technology which is matched in expertise in ________ development, managerial skills and knowledge about ________
A) policy; the criminal justice system B) policy; advanced equipment C) systems; the criminal justice system D) systems; policy
The Supreme Court decisions in Robinson and Gustafson establish a bright-line rule. The fact of an arrest authorizes a search incident to an arrest regardless of the offense for which a suspect is arrested. Why did the Supreme Court adopt this bright-line approach?
What will be an ideal response?