How did broken windows theory change policing?
a. It provided a framework for understanding the culture of poverty.
b. It demonstrated that crime exists in all types of communities.
c. It instigated the Miranda warning.
d. It suggested that responding to minor crime may reduce serious crime.
d. It suggested that responding to minor crime may reduce serious crime.
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Which Supreme Court case based their ruling on the belief that the primary roles of women in society were to act as wife and mother?
A. Hernandez v. Texas B. Examining Board v. Flores de Otero C. Bradwell v. State of Illinois D. Arizona v. United States
Prior to the 1930s, states could profit through private involvement in corrections by
A) paying private companies to operate prisons. B) building factories inside prisons. C) collaborating with free-world labor to increase production. D) leasing out prison populations to private bidders.
If enough personnel are available, the police commander with responsibility to disperse a mob should usually employ the forces by having
a. one-third in direct contact with the mob. b. one-third as support units. c. one-third held in reserve. d. All of the above are correct. e. None of the above is correct.