Souryal: Ethics in Criminal Justice: In Search of the Truth, 6th ed.
Chapter 6: Lying and Deception in Criminal Justice
1. According to Bok, a deceptive person is one who is:
2. According to the text, the origins of lying can be found in two viewpoints—the religionist
view and the:
3. According to the sociological view, lying is a behavior that thrives more or less in proportion
to one’s:
4. The philosopher who condemned all aspects of lying without exception was:
5. According to the text, Saint Augustine’s theory on lying should be classified as a(n):
6. Which of the following is not one of Thomas Aquinas’s three categories of lies?
7. According to the text, which of the following rules should be taken into consideration when
deciding whether to lie?
8. Which of the following actions can be classified as institutional lying?
9. According to the text, which of the following doctrines is most commonly used to justify
lying by police officers?
10. The practice of “collars for dollars,” in which police officers illegally add the names of
fellow officers on their incident reports so they can receive court payments, took place in: