An offender is convicted for a drug offense and the state seizes vehicles and a home that he purchased with the proceeds from drug sales. This is an example of:

A. day fines
B. intensive supervised probation
C. restitution
D. forfeiture


D. forfeiture

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Conflict theorists:

a. suggest that some criminals are just bad apples. b. believe that people have free will and make rational choices to commit crime. c. are especially interested in the formation of law and the activities of the criminal justice system. d. focus on explaining chronic offending and societal variation in crime rates. e. believe that human nature is unaffected by outside sources.

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The McWane company operates under a financial ________ system that puts the lives of workers at risk every day.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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The term narco-terrorism was coined to describe attacks by Shining Path against counter-narcotics police in Peru

a. True b. False

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The concept of “stare decisis” means that

(a) courts generally follow earlier precedent decisions. (b) lower courts may disregard decisions from higher courts. (c) no court is bound by the rulings of any other court. (c) once a court ruling is made, it may never be changed.

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