______ believed that human action was often evoked by circumstances beyond the individual’s control.
a. Garofalo
b. Bentham
c. Beccaria
d. Wolfgang
a. Garofalo
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Police responding to a call of shots fired, came upon a car crash. Stopping to help, the office noticed the driver bleeding with a weapon nearby. Drawing her service revolver, the officer pointed it at the driver and asked, "Are there other weapons?"
The driver indicated there were five shotguns in the trunk. Officer Kay then placed the suspect in handcuffs when he asked "Do you see my friend Robby?" Officer Kay looked around and said, "No, but where does he live?" Fred said that Robby often dealt drugs from an apartment at 512 Main Street and stated that they were involved in a shooting where a drug deal had gone bad. Officers went to the apartment on Main Street, arrested Robby and seized a significant quantity of cocaine. Robby seeks to suppress the cocaine as tainted fruit from Fred's unlawful arrest. Will he be successful? Explain your answer fully. What will be an ideal response?
The growth rate in the number of incarcerated women:
a. is well below that of men. b. remains steady. c. exceeds that of men. d. has not been calculated.
Tyson believes his offense is a status offense. Which statement about Tyson's assertion is correct?
a. Tyson is correct because cyberbullying is a behavior that is not criminal if committed by adults. b. Tyson is correct because the school resource officer turned Tyson in and the SRO would not have an adult. c. Tyson is incorrect because cyberbullying is only illegal in a juvenile context. d. Tyson is incorrect because cyberbullying is illegal for adults and juveniles.
There is a "murder scene exception" to the warrant requirement
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false