Which of the following factors would not contribute to blameworthiness?
A. Offense severity
B. Role of the victim
C. Offender's criminal history
D. Offender's role in the commission of the crime
E. Violent crime versus property crime
Answer: B
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a. True b. False
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He should be aware that his judgments cannot be sound if they are based on: a. Facts alone b. Validated information c. Appearances alone d. Intuition
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A. are like mini-criminal justice systems B. investigate allegations of misconduct and make findings about the guilt of accused officers C. operate after the fact D. all of the above
Which statement concerning youth violence is most accurate?
A. Despite media attention, juvenile violent crime continues to decrease nationwide. B. The steady increase in juvenile crime indicates Americans’ apathy toward the educational needs of children and teenagers. C. One’s risk of being injured in school is significantly higher than one’s risk of being injured in the community at large. D. The juvenile murder rate has been increasing at a rapid rate since 1990.