Ted who was a released sex offender living near a school expressed his love for children. An undercover policeman overheard Ted's comments and arrested him, the prosecutor's best theory to convict Ted is:
a. As a convicted sex offender, Ted has no right to express thoughts about children
b. As a convicted sex offender, Ted can be legally arrested anywhere near a school
c. Ted's words are likely to lead to illegal and inappropriate action with children
d. The First Amendment does not protect pedophile desires
B
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a. Heroin b. Oxycodone c. Anabolic steroids d. Barbiturates
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The only goal of punishment is deterrence. 2. The death penalty is imposed on both homicide cases and rape cases. 3. In the last decade, the United States has experienced a shift from determinate sentencing to indeterminate sentencing. 4. Sentencing guidelines provide for a presumptive sentence that reflects the gravity of the offense and offender history.
The longevity of the Thugees is due mostly to
a. their targets, travelers, undertook long journeys through dangerous territories where death may come by natural causes or common robbers and no one would be able to know anything of it. b. their large arsenal of weapons and their support base among citizens. c. their random strike pattern that no one could predict. d. their strong, centralized leadership that stayed alive for generations.
A number of cities and counties have partnered with which agency to form terrorism early warning groups or fusion centers?
A) U.S. Citizenship and Immigration B) U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) C) Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) D) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)