Explain how the frankpledge system is different from modern policing
What will be an ideal response?
Students should point out that making a small group of people mutually responsible for each other?s behavior is far from the modern concept: it is private, rather than public; each individual has responsibility limited to certain persons, whereas police must respond to any situation involving any individual that occurs during their time on duty; women and children seem to be left out of the picture, whereas today, police are responsible for all members of society, plus assisting events that do not have human origin (fires, for example).
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a. poor attention span b. boredom c. stagnation d. disruption
Identify which justification of privacy allows us to express our personality and gives us freedom to determine what we eat, read, think, watch on television, or listen to on the radio and allows us to shape the environment in which we live without being concerned about whether we are conforming to the crowd.
A. security B. anxiety and pressure C. creativity D. individuality
The psychological perspective sees crime primarily as
a. a violation of a law. b. an offense against human relationships. c. an antisocial act d. problem behavior.
The list of potential juries from which a jury is selected is called the ______.
A. venire B. voir dire C. grand jury D. petit jury