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The responsibilities that are attached to a specific role are called ______________.
When an expert witness' opinions are given great weight - even in areas not within his
area of expertise - this is known as the ________________.
The 'secret" courts called the _____________________ evaluated government agents'
requests to search or conduct wiretaps of those suspected of being involved in threats to
national security.
The New York City officers, called the _____________________ were involved in
theft, robbery, and selling drugs in the 1980's.
If a defense attorney is not sure that the client would be committing perjury, there is no
legal duty to disclose his concerns.
Describe and discuss modeling and reinforcement and how they are related to moral
development.
Answer:answer not provided
Briefly describe how utilitarianism can be used to both support and reject the use of
torture in interrogations.
Answer:answer not provided
Compare and contrast natural law and positivist law.
Answer:answer not provided
Society's urge to react in a hostile manner to harm (crime) is an element inherent in
human nature; therefore, one might say that punishment is a ____________ law.
In the 1990s, Corcoran prison guards in California were accused of setting up
gladiator-type fights between inmates and encouraging or allowing prisoner rapes.
In Roper v. Simmons, the Supreme Court held that executing _____________ offenders
would be cruel and unusual and would violate the Eighth Amendment.
Acts of charity are inconsistent with enlightened egoism.
________________ involves actions where officers physically injure a citizen or offend
a citizen's sense of dignity.
Distributing society's goods based on need is associated with the Marxist approach to
justice.
The constitutionally mandated procedural steps designed to ensure fairness in any
governmental deprivation of protected liberty, life, or property are called
___________________,
Fogel's idea that the punishment of an individual should be limited by the seriousness of
the crime although treatment could be offered is referred to as the _____________
model.
Define punishment and then discuss the major rationales of punishment.
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