Explain the difference between single-scene, multiple scene, and network investigations. In what ways do single- and multiple-scene investigations differ from network investigations?
What will be an ideal response?
Jurisdictional boundaries
Number of owners
Networks
Network trace evidence
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To _____ theorists, morality may have driven the community's demand for punishment, but the decision by legislatures and criminal justice agencies to increase populations was motivated by political opportunism
a. Functionalist c. Rational choice b. Strain d. Conflict
Once a suspect is arrested and charged with a crime, he must be taken before a ________ where he will be told of the charges and bail will be set, if appropriate
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The sentencing principle that requires an offender to serve a substantial portion of the sentence (usually 85 percent) and reduces the discrepancy between the sentence imposed and actual time spent in prison is called ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In most jurisdictions, the defense-of-others defense:
a. applies only to protecting family members. b. applies only to protecting children. c. requires that the "other" have the right to defend him- or herself. d. applies only to the use of deadly force.