Which of the following is the most common method that officers use to commit suicide?
A) Sleeping pills B) Service weapon C) Automobile crash D) Hanging
B
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following describes Weber’s definition of substantive rational thought?
A. Procedures are employed by charismatic or traditional authorities but decisions are irrationally derived without explanation and are based on divine revelation or personal insight. B. Decisions are made by a charismatic and traditional authority on a case by case basis and are guided by ethical, religious, and political considerations rather than on the basis of general rules. C. Decisions based on logical analysis of legal rules found in legal sources; universal rules set in written documents and applied in uniform fashion. D. Decisions are made by charismatic and traditional authorities and are based on principles drawn from nonlegal, political, and religious sources; there is a concern over consistency—religious, ethical, or political ideals.
Nick believes that the United States is a military “bully” and has decided that he wants to assist the underdog country. Nick has obtained a blueprint of the newest fighter jet that the U.S. military plans to use in the current war. Nick makes copies of the blueprint and sends the copies to the enemy. What crime has Nick committed? Would this crime be different if the United States was not engaged in war?
What will be an ideal response?
Dr. Olga Romani was involved in all of the following except:
A. the disfiguring of an acne patient. B. billing for 165 visits for a patient she had never seen. C. the murder of her partner. D. refusing to treat a patient for diaper rash.