This type of victimization suggests that a crime will occur within a close proximity of where another crime occurred.
a) Delayed victimization
b) Near-repeat victimization
c) Revictimization
d) Vicarious victimization
b) Near-repeat victimization
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What is an example of indirect control that police exert?
A) Driving over the speed limit, even when there's not an emergency B) Arresting criminals C) Getting free food from certain restaurants D) Maintaining a presence in the community
Was interview by O'Brien and Longanbach an investigative function that was entitled to qualified immunity or action intimately associated with the judicial phase of the criminal process and so entitled to absolute immunity?
Was district attorney Longenbach protected by absolute immunity from suit for his interview with Sky Blue Flanders? During a fight outside a bar, David Genzler stabbed Dustin Harless. When Genzler heard on TV news that Harless died, he turned himself into the police. A second degree murder conviction was overturned and at a second trial, Genzler was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to six years. Upon release Genzler filed a ยง1983 suit against deputy district attorney Peter Longanbach and investigator Jeffrey O'Brien for suborning perjury. Genzler alleges that Longenbach and O'Brien convinced Sky Blue Flanders, Harless's fiancee, "that in order to secure a conviction she needed to lie about what she saw on the night of the incident and about Mr. Harless' violent past." The meeting took place after a criminal complaint had been filed against Genzler but weeks before the preliminary hearing for the first trial. The notes of the interview, along with others conducted by Longanbach and O'Brien, record only a narrative of what Flanders reportedly said at the meeting about investigation and interviews made on the day of and the day after the stabbing. What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is not considered a direct observation?
A) An officer hears but does not see a gunshot B) An officer hears a suspect confess a crime C) An officer hears a victim give a statement D) An officer hears a suspect make an incriminating statement
One way to categorize risk is to place it into states instead of numbers. The two elements of risk states are based on the dimensions of scientific knowledge or facts, and:
a. Cost and social implications b. Threat impact and severity c. Social aspects and quality of life factors d. The physical location of risk