The Minnesota Supreme Court found unconstitutional and discriminatory against African Americans a state law providing twenty years in prison for crack possession but only ___ years for possession of powdered cocaine in State v. Russell (1991)

Crime by government is called also called state-crime

a. True b. False

DNA profiling allows law enforcement agents to _____.

A. predict the probability of crime occurrence B. identify suspects based on their fingerprints C. identify suspects from body fluid evidence D. understand the mental state of perpetrators

Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. Terrorism is distinguishable from crime in that it represents a distinct activity requiring specific governmental and societal responses. 2. Most terrorist attacks involve biological weapons. 3. For the most part, the configuration of a particular terrorist group is dependent upon environment, relationship with the state, motivation and goals. 4. Religious terrorism can often lead to more violence as compared to political terrorism.

Which state did not make wife beating punishable by whipping?

a. Virginia b. Oregon c. Maryland d. Delaware