Robert Dawkins is arrested for drug possession and sentenced to fourteen months in prison. This is Robert's first offense and many in the system argue that the sentence is harsh. Given this information, answer the following questions.?If this same offense occurred during the late 1800s in association with Brockway's reformatory style of prison, the inmates would have been released to the
custody of individuals known as:
A) ?gate-keepers.
B) ?guardians.
C) ?watchmen.
D) ?Free Masons.
E) ?watchers.
B
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At which point in time past the crime will a showup usually be considered invalid?
A) Five minutes after the crime B) Thirty minutes after the crime C) More than sixty minutes after the crime D) None of the above
Dawn was driving down the road when she spotted a one-car accident and a woman named Sarah on the side of the road. Dawn stopped to call 9-1-1 and began to render aid while waiting on the ambulance. Dawn attempted to perform CPR, but she broke several of Sarah’s ribs in the process. The broken ribs punctured Sarah’s lungs, causing Sarah to go into respiratory failure. Sarah died shortly thereafter. Which of the following is NOT correct?
a. Dawn was obligated to assist Sarah under the American bystander rule. b. Even though Sarah died as a result of the trauma caused by the punctured lung, Dawn’s intervention may be protected under a Good Samaritan law. c. Dawn would have been obligated to assist Sarah under the European bystander rule. d. Depending on what state Dawn is in, state law might require her to assist Sarah.
August Comte and Talcott Parsons would be classified as ______.
A. functionalists B. legal behavioralists C. feminists D. liberatarianists
Marxist and conflict theories are critical of the ______ economic system.
a. Socialist b. Communist c. Fascist d. Capitalist