When comparing white collar criminals to conventional offenders, Wheeler and his colleagues (1988) discussed than white-collar criminals were different from conventional criminals in which of the following ways?
a. White-collar offenders are younger
b. White-collar offenders start offending earlier in life
c. White-collar offenders are more likely to be Catholic
d. White-collar offenders have a college education
d. White-collar offenders have a college education
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When we state that the U.S. Supreme Court is a discretionary court, we mean __________
a. They are discrete. b. All hearings are held in private. c. All cases that apply to the Supreme Court are heard by the court. d. The court chooses which cases it will hear.
"Daffa" is also known is
a. marijuana b. cocaine c. heroin d. ecstasy
The United States has a dual court system consisting of:
A. district and superior courts. B. trial and appellate courts. C. criminal and civil courts. D. state and federal courts.
Your textbook describes three trends in juvenile processing. Which of the following is NOT one of those trends?
A. referring more cases to criminal courts B. handling more cases within school or church settings C. handling fewer cases within police departments D. referring more youths to juvenile court