White-collar crime is __________-related crime
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
business
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Sunday afternoon, Mark was arrested for the possession of marijuana. In his defense, he told the police that he has been diagnosed with a bleeding ulcer. Every time he eats, he vomits, causing him to no longer want to eat. He bought and smoked the marijuana to increase his appetite to reduce the pain of the ulcer. He has no insurance and over-the-counter medications do not stop him from vomiting. Is this a crime of necessity? Why or why not? What are the criteria for the necessity defense? Analyze this case by applying the elements of necessity. Choose a position, come to a conclusion, and argue why Mark would be found guilty or not guilty.
What will be an ideal response?
Who pioneered the classical school of criminology?
a. Freud b. Sutherland c. Beccaria d. Hirschi
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. A prediction that is falsifiable means that it is capable of being proven wrong; that is, having the capacity to be empirically tested and falsified. 2. Measurement validity exists when a conclusion that A leads to or results in B is correct. 3. When evaluating a criminological research question, one should evaluate it based on three criteria: feasibility, social importance and scientific relevance. 4. The second stage of selecting a criminological research question is that the topic should be important to the discipline or for public policy. 5. Theories help criminologists make predictions about the criminological world.
Insanity is a justification defense
Indicate whether the statement is true or false