What law made identity theft a federal crime and enabled law enforcement agencies to investigate identity theft crimes?
a. The Identity Theft and Fraud Statute of 1998
b. The Identity Theft Computer Act of 1999
c. The Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act 1998
d. The Identity Theft and Fraudulent Appropriations Act 1998
C
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a. True b. False
What is a saturation patrol?
A. A form of patrol that emphasizes police efforts on certain problems, locations or times B. A form of policing that relies heavily on police-initiated arrests, as opposed to arrests made after the police were called C. A form of patrol that involves concentrating the police presence in a certain area in an effort to catch criminals and deter would-be offenders D. A form of patrol that involves concentrating the police presence in areas where certain crimes are a significant problem
______________ is typing in all commands at a prompt while ___________ uses a mouse and visual aids:
a. Command Line Entry, GUI b. Syntax Entry, Optical Data Organization c. Keyboarding, Visual Aided Navigation d. Keyline Entry, Handheld Pointer Interfacing
According to Akers' theory, groups tend to adopt certain rules of conduct concerning what is bad, right or wrong, justified or unjustified. These group attitudes are called
A) discriminative stimuli. B) ecological norms. C) normative definitions. D) neutralizing stimuli.