Police officers who learn to "read" the nonverbal messages and body language of suspects, victims, and witnesses
a. are said to have developed a sixth sense.
b. often say they have a "gut feeling.".
c. sometimes describe it as a nagging suspicion.
d. All of the above
d
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The rate of theft in the United States is highest in the
A. West. B. South. C. Northeast. D. Midwest.
Driving too fast for conditions, failing to yield the right-of-way, and improper lane usage are all examples of which category of contributory causes of a crash?
a. Driver distractions b. Driving behaviors c. General crash information d. Traffic violations
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Civilians, as opposed to police officers, conduct the majority of the recruitment and selection process. 2. The Office of Personnel Management included a clause that allows for discrimination based on sexual orientation in certain occupations. 3. Affirmative action programs are intended to prevent discrimination in current hiring and promotional practices, but they may not be used to remedy past discrimination in hiring and promotions. 4. Skin color is an example of an immutable characteristic. 5. Requiring that employees speak only English on the job may violate Title VII unless the organization shows that the requirement is necessary to conduct business.
One reason for the decline of judicially created criminal law definitions is the principle of ________, which is a core concept of the American system of criminal justice.
A. case law B. mens rea C. common law D. legality