"Rules of evidence," or the "law of evidence," as they are also known, are a set of regulations that act as guidelines. List at least three of these general guidelines.
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These guidelines determine 1) how the trial is to be conducted, 2) who can be a witness, 3) the matters about which the witness can testify, 4) the method by which articles at a crime scene (physical evidence) are collected and preserved, and 5) what is admissible and what is inadmissible.
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In Wyman v. James, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a statute that allowed welfare caseworkers to make warrantless visits to the homes of welfare recipients
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
The Problem Oriented Guides for Police cover a wide range of topics and include:
a. A discussion of the specific problem b. Some methods for understanding the nature of the problem c. Possible police responses to the problem d. All of the above
The House of Refuge was created in New York in 1825 during this period.
A. "Kids are different" B. Refuge C. Juvenile court D. Juvenile rights E. Crime control