______ is the process of sorting things into categories according to their shared qualities or characteristics to achieve some purpose.
A. Classification
B. Actuarial method
C. Assessment
D. Custodial level
A. Classification
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Grand juries generally meet in compete secrecy to determine whether to return indictments against targeted individuals. Grand juries meet in secret
A) so that targeted individuals do not find out that they are being investigated and attempt to flee. B) so that potential grand jury witnesses are not subject to intimidation from possible targets of a grand jury investigation. C) to permit grand jurors to deliberate without being intimidated by outside sources. D) to keep newspapers and tabloids from whipping up public sentiment against.people who are being investigated so as to influence the grand jury. E) responses A, B, and C all state true responses.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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