Bob flies into New York City and goes to the baggage area to get his suitcase. He takes the wrong bag, a black one identical to his, thinking he has the correct bag. The real owner of the bag stops him and accuses Bob of theft
Bob's defense is ________. A) ignorance of the law
B) psycholegal error
C) mistake of fact
D) mistake of law
C
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Although reducing recidivism is an important goal for correctional programs, Evidence-based Practice allows for other ways to measure whether a program or practice works. What are at least three such measures?
What will be an ideal response?
Under modern law, an attempt to commit a substantive crime is classified as a lesser crime than the target or object offense.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
To conceal a felony was a common-law offense known as ________, which was based on the common-law duty to inform authorities about any felony of which that person had knowledge
a. misprision of felony b. apprehension of fraud c. subornation of perjury d. accessory before the fact
What are the advantages associated with short-term undercover operations?
What will be an ideal response?