One of the most significant international documents the UN prompted that resulted from the reemergence of the victim and the recognition that the criminal justice system needed to evolve and adapt to the increasing need for safety and well-being of victims was ______.
a. the Declaration of the Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power
b. the Declaration of Human Rights
c. the International Declaration on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice
d. the Magna Carte of Victims’ Rights
a. the Declaration of the Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power
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Argot is:
a. a specialized language used by professional thieves. b. a tool used by professional burglars to open safes. c. a process by which new thieves are taught the skills of professional thieves. d. a type of organization created by pickpockets to carry out their crimes efficiently.
Prima facie evidence that a homicide has been committed includes:
A. a person missing for more than three years. B. the discovery of unburied human remains. C. an unverified tip by an anonymous informant. D. one individual observing another shoot a third person.
Kauffman (1988) argues that the use of as a technique was a failure because it could not be applied to the inmates generally but had to be enforced inmate by inmate.
a. Violence b. Solitary confinement c. Coercion d. Rewards
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Motivation generally refers to the set of processes that arouse, direct, and maintain human behavior toward attaining some goal. 2. Leaders are more efficiency-driven and focus on mastering routine activities, while managers are driven by vision and judgment. 3. A manager operates on the physical resources of the organization. 4. Police leaders striving to empower their employees will find guidance from the situational leadership model. 5. Trust and accountability are balanced properly in the selling phase of the situational leadership model.