Cj 235 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Felonious homicides - Answer are treated and punished as crimes of murder and manslaughter. Non-felonious homicides - Answer may be justifiable, such as the necessary killing of another person in the performance of a legal duty, or excusable, such as during the act of self-defense or in non-negligent accidents. The Crime Classification Manual - Answer was developed by the FBI to identify motivational models for the classification of homicide. The four major categories are criminal enterpri...

What effect did the Supreme Court have on law enforcement in the beginning? - Answer made police policies more professional Terry v. Ohio - Answer involved stop and frisk with weapons Fruits of the poisonous tree doctrine - Answer not only kills the evidence found but kills ALL the evidence it leads you to When can a warrantless arrest be made? - Answer - crime happened right in front of officer - probable cause - statutory language When can a warrantless search and seizure be made...

Sequence of sexual acts - Answer A rapist reveals a great deal about himself and the motivation behind the assault through verbal activity with the victim Rapist attitudinal behavior - Answer verbally, physically, sexually reasons women don't report rape - Answer fear of reprisal, apprehension, embarrassment Police officers first responsibility on a rape call - Answer attend to victims well being, including medical attention if required Effects of Rohypnol - Answer skeletal muscle r...

Procedural Law deals with all of the following except: A. Process of arrest B. Admissibility of evidence C. Search and seizure D. Elements of a crime - Answer D. Elements of a crime The Due Process Clause is found in which Amendment of the Bill of Rights? A. First Amendment B. Fourth Amendment C. Fifth Amendment D. Tenth Amendment - Answer C. Fifth Amendment The ingredients of arrest include all of the following except: A. Force B. Intention C. Authority D. Custody - Answer A. ...

direct examinations - Answer when the prosecution presents a case, the questioning of the witness it calls to testify on behalf of the prosecution rebuttal - Answer after the defense rests its case, the prosecution responds 1st rule of evidence - Answer to keep a jury from hearing or seeing improper evidence burden of proof - Answer it is the prosecutions responsibility to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt corpus delecti - Answer a combination of all elements of a crime ex...

What are the different opium-derived drugs? - Answer What are synthetic narcotics? - Answer Chemically related to opium but are produced entirely within the lab. Meperidine (Pethidine) and Methadone (treats ppl w/heroin addiction) What are stimulants? - Answer Drugs falling into the stimulants group directly stimulate the central nervous system. - Cocaine, Amphetamines, Phenmetrazine (Preludin), Methamphetamine (Ritalin), and Pemoline (Cylert), Crystallized Methamphetamine, and Methcathin...

1. Incorrect Question Tools: Report Question Which of the following statements is most accurate? The most common cause of death in patients with eclampsia is renal failure Symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome will usually improve with the onset of pregnancy The most common cause of death in eclampsia is cerebral hemorrhage The incidence of venous thromboembolism in pregnant patients is half that of nonpregnant patients Incorrect In patients with eclampsia, the most common cause of death i...

Part I Introduction to the law of delict This chapter serves as a general introduction to the law of delict. Topics dealt with are the nature of a delict and its place in the legal system; the distinction between this phenomenon and breach of contract and crime; the historical development of delictual liability; and the influence of the constitutional Bill of Rights on the law of delict. Chapter 1 General introduction 1 Delict: general nature and place in the legal system The...

NRS 451 Reading Case 3 Dunphy, L.M., Winland-Brown, J. E., Porter, B.O. & Thomas, D.J. (2019). Primary Care-The art and science of Advanced Practice Nursing-An interprofessional approach. (5th ed.) Philadelphia: F.A. Davis Company. • Chapter 70: Sleep Wake Disorders: Insomnia (p.1167-1173) (WO3.3) • Description and classification of sleep–wake disorders have been expanded in DSM-5 to reflect the important diagnostic overlay of medical conditions that affect normal sleep patterns. Of...