Leandro Andrade was a drug addict in California who had spent time in prison for several crimes. In 1995, he stole $153 worth of videotapes from a Kmart. This crime was his third felony, and under California’s harsh “three-strikes” law, he was automatically incarcerated for 25 years to life. What was the goal of the “three-strikes” law?
A. retribution
b. restitution
C. incapacitation
D. rehabilitation
C. incapacitation
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According to Kraska (2007), what is “an ideology focused on the best means to solve problems”?
a. SWAT b. militarism c. enforcement d. deployment
All of the following constitute a staff function except:
A) planning and research B) personnel C) training D) special weapons and tactics
Discuss the case of Coker v. Georgia (1977). What were the circumstances around the case? What did the court rule?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is NOT a process that takes place at the initial appearance?
a. Miranda warnings are given. b. Suspect is given formal notice of the charge for which he or she is being held. c. Bail is set by the judge. d. Judge will consider whether to proceed with the case or dismiss it. e. Judge may consider whether to hold the defendant without bail.