A bailor is one who receives property belonging to another
a. True
b. False
B
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Another term to refer to the broad range of community corrections punishments is:
A) intermediate punishments. B) longitudinal fine enhancement services. C) day incarceration. D) community control and collection agencies.
As a general rule, adult employees of federal and state governments have full Fourth Amendment protections. Some employees in sensitive jobs, especially those that require the carrying of firearms or that involve direct drug interdiction, may
A) require that the government prove that probable cause exists to believe that the employee is a user of illegal drugs prior to being forced to submit to a drug screen test. B) have to submit to warrantless and suspicionless drug testing when applying for a promotion or job transfer because the needs of the governmental agency outweigh the small loss of privacy required by the search. C) be subject to suspicionless testing, but a warrant will be required to assure the legality of the search. D) have to submit to a warrant-based drug screening in order to continue employment, but the warrant required is based on the reduced level of probable cause that applies for administrative search situations. E) have to give a urine sample but cannot be forced to give a blood sample for drug testing since the intrusiveness of blood testing offends the Fourth Amendment requirements.
The police chief mentions that unionized emergency personnel had already been deployed, so pulling them back would not be worth it. What type of decision-making bias does this represent?
Which of the following accounts of desistance states that offenders desist as a result of individual actions (choice) in conjunction with situational contexts and structural influences linked to key institutions that help sustain desistance?
A) rational choice B) maturation and aging C) life-course perspective D) developmental