Mary, who is 24 years old, asks Bob to help her enter America illegally. He tells her he can do that for her by sneaking her over the border in the back of a truck for $2,000
He goes on to say that when she arrives in America he can find work for her as a prostitute if she is interested. Mary agrees to Bob's plan and it goes off without a hitch. Which of the following statements explains Bob's guilt? A) Bob is guilty only of trafficking in persons.
B) Bob is guilty of human smuggling and trafficking in persons.
C) Bob is guilty only of human smuggling.
D) Bob is guilty of nothing.
C
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a. any physical evidence at the burglary scene is of the utmost importance. b. officers should collect only the most critical evidence. c. officers should determine if fingerprints are available before working to process the crime scene. d. officers should collect only that evidence that might be damaged if allowed to stay.
What is the term used to describe a short-term solution that stops crime from occurring in a particular place and/or time?
A) Displacement B) Standard Deviation C) Standard Departure D) Incapacitation
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a. being at a bar b. leaving a car unlocked c. shopping alone d. walking with a dog
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A) before the sentencing of convicted offenders B) only with the defendant's agreement C) by prison officials during the classification of prisoners D) by the police during their investigation