How has the case of Illinois v. Gates changed the interpretation of the Aguillar two-pronged test?
What will be an ideal response?
The case of Illinois v. Gates has changed the interpretation of the Aguillar twopronged test in that the "separate and independent" interpretation of the two prongs
has been replaced by the "totality of circumstances" interpretation, which gives
greater latitude in determining the reliability of the information provided by
informants.
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a. one-half b. one-third c. one-fourth d. three-fourths
The desire to exact revenge can be traced to ______.
a. natural inclination b. social norms c. legal codes d. familial beliefs
Which type of deviance is the result of the criminal label?
a. primary b. civil c. delinquency d. secondary
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few months before graduation outweighs the possible gains of saving some extra money. This is an example of the _______ component of the social bond. a. involvement b. commitment c. belief d. attachment