Which of the following U.S. Supreme Court cases ruled that double celling inmates was not necessarily a cruel and unusual punishment?
A. Estelle v. Gamble
B. Hutto v. Finney
C. Rhodes v. Chapman
D. Ruffin v. Commonwealth
C. Rhodes v. Chapman
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What will be an ideal response?
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Police in the United States is closely tied to the concept of the rule of law
a. jurisdiction b. handbooks c. behavior d. accountability
Most law enforcement personnel believe that when encountering a profoundly deaf individual, an officer may issue a written warning as a substitute for verbal commands. Which of the following statements would be important for the officer to know in this situation?
A) The average deaf person in the United States reads at a second-grade level. B) The average deaf person in the United States cannot read handwritten material. C) The average deaf person in the United States writes at a fourth-grade level. D) all of the above