Purposefully initiated conflict may be required to produce needed changes within an organization. Initiating or escalating conflict in order to stimulate change is referred to as
a. selective conflict
b. problem solving
c. strategic conflict
d. straight conflict
C
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Which classical prison reformer and philosopher believed that the law should accomplish some utilitarian purpose, while the socially desirable outcome from punishment should be the protection of society?
a. John Howards b. Zebulan Brockway c. Jeremy Bentham d. John Augustus
A police officer is investigating a report of a child screaming. At the home, he approaches the house but all is quiet
He knocks on the door and makes contact with a 17 year old babysitter, Julie, who says she is watching two children, ages 3 and 6 while the parents are at work. Julie admits that the 3 year old would not go down for a nap and started screaming "bloody murder!" The officer asks to see the children and finds the three year old, sleeping soundly without injuries in her bed and the 6 year old is following closely, asking worriedly if the officer if he is going to arrest his little sister. The 6 year old tells the officer during a private interview that sometimes, his sister is "really naughty" but that no one was hit nor abused in any way. What should the police officer do in this situation? A. Remove the children from the home and contact social services for temporary protective placement. B. Leave the children with the babysitter. Contact the parents and inform them of the complaint and findings. C. Refer the matter to social services for further investigation based on suspicion of child abuse but allow the children to remain in the home. D. None of the above.
A court must have ________________, over both the subject matter of a case and the parties to a case, before it may proceed to adjudicate that controversy
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The Boston Tea Party was all of the following, except:
a. a demonstration of the unwillingness of the colonists to pay taxes to Great Britain without representation. b. an act of protest against British rule over the colonies. c. the culmination of growing resentment towards Parliament for the passage of laws such as the Stamp and quartering Acts d. a formal meeting between British and colonial officials to establish a trade agreement.