Sociologist Jack Katz argues that there are situational inducements to criminality that directly precede the commission of crime and draw offenders into law violations. Katz termed these inducements the:
a. lures of crime. c. thrills of crime.
b. rewards of crime. d. seductions of crime.
D
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A) Lochner v. New York. B) Bradwell v. Illinois. C) Dred Scott. D) Muller v. Oregon.
With regard to early policing in England, what is Patrick Colquhoun known for?
A. Founding the Bow Street Runners B. Creating the Metropolitan Police C. Establishing the Marine Police D. Establishing the first sheriffs
Which of the following crimes involve the involuntary transfer of property in which the perpetrator appropriates property of the victim without consent or consent is obtained by fraud?
a. larceny b. embezzlement c. false pretenses d. all of these
_____ evidence is any evidence that may be favorable to the defendant at trial either by tending to case doubt on the defendant's guilt or tending to mitigate the defendant's culpability, thereby potentially reducing the defendant's sentence
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word