Which is an example of a popular restorative strategy?
a. Victim-offender conferencing
b. Probation and parole
c. The drug court
d. All of the above
a
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A police officer has arrested a man in front of his house for felony theft. Subsequent to the arrest, what can the officer search?
A. The officer may only conduct a "pat down" or a "frisk" of the suspect for weapons. B. The officer may thoroughly search the man but may not conduct a strip search. C. The officer may search the man and the man's home. D. The officer may search the man, the man's home, and the man's vehicle if the vehicle is within the man's reach, lunge, or gras
Which of the following refers to a single traumatic event that is time limited (e.g., a dog bite)?
A. acute trauma B. chronic trauma C. complex trauma D. definitive trauma
For police officers feloniously killed in the line of duty, which of the following was the primary circumstance?
a. Ambush. b. Traffic stop. c. Arrest situation. d. Disturbance calls.
Which of the following findings is reported by Blinde and Traube?
a. female athletes internalized lesbian stereotypes. b. male athletes are as likely to be stereotyped as gay as women are lesbian. c. female coaches often reflect lesbian stereotypes. d. female athletes as a rule challenge and reject lesbian stereotypes.