The priest-penitent privilege and the clergy-communicant privilege was recognized as early as:
a. Second century
b. Fifth century
c. Sixth century
d. None of the above
Answer: b. Fifth century
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a. a distribution of scores where the three measures of central tendency do not equal each other b. the largest and smallest scores within a distribution of scores c. the middle point of a distribution of scores (1/2 fall below and ½ fall above the median) d. the most common or frequently occurring number in a distribution of scores e. the arithmetic average of a distribution of scores
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The 1960s was one of the most challenging eras in U.S. policing. 2. Problem-oriented policing focuses on people who cause the most problems, whereas community-oriented policing focuses on communities that cause problems. 3. The intent of community policing was to counter the enhanced technology, specialization, and paramilitary organization that had alienated the citizens the police were sworn to serve and protect. 4. The most commonly performed police work generally falls outside the realm of the criminal justice system. 5. Community relations programs are sponsored by citizens and attempt to improve police community relations.
Matching
1. Attorney-client privilege a. U.S. v. Martinez 2. Clergy-communicant privilege b. Totten v. United States 3. Dangerous patient exception c. Trammel v. United States 4. Marital communications privilege d. Jaffee v. Redmond 5. Military privilege e. Wolfe v. United States 6. Police-informant privilege f. United States v. Glass 7. Psychotherapist-patient privilege g. Roviaro v. United States 8. Media-source privilege h. United States v. Reynolds 9. Work-product doctrine i. Branzburg v. Hayes 10. Spousal testimonial doctrine j. Hickman v. Taylor