What experiment proved that police arrest had more positive deterrent effect on a particular crime type than other police responses?
A. The Flint Neighborhood Foot Patrol Program
B. The Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment
C. The Hot Spots of Crime Experiment
D. The Broken Windows Experiment
E. The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment
Ans: B. The Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment
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Most forfeiture activity is the result of what crime?
a. prostitution c.human smuggling b.drug trafficking d.weapons smuggling
Investigators are called to a scene where a kidnapping of a 12 year old girl was reported. Witnesses consistently state the girl was forced into a blue mini-van. The witnesses include several of her friends and two adults
The investigation has resulted in the identification of a van registered to Roger P. Anderson of 1594 Maple Drive and this matches the description of the vehicle used in the abduction. How many crime scenes should the police be immediately concerned with? A. One crime scene – the park is the main crime scene. All efforts should be used to secure and search the original crime scene. B. Two crime scenes – the park and the mini-van are the crime scenes that should be secured and searched. C. Three crime scenes – the park, the mini-van, and the residence at 1594 Maple Drive should be secured and searched with proper search warrants. D. Four crime scenes – the park, residence of Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Anderson's place of business.
During the trial, defendants must either prove their innocence or raise a reasonable doubt about the government's case
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following offenders does rational choice theory tend to ignore?
A) obsessive-compulsives B) repeat offenders C) adults D) thieves