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What is the difference between crime and deviance?
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When someone pleads insanity, what two things must they submit to the court?
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An agent's duty of accounting includes all of the following except
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What are the characteristics of the "Gold Standard" of behavioral science, the experimental model
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The United States Courts of Appeals are: Select one: a. The original jurisdiction for filing actions for civil rights actions against the United States. b. Located in each state in the union. c. Regional federal courts which hear appeals from lower federal courts.
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What was the purpose of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1933 and do its provisions actually protect investors Why or why not?
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What was one important result of the model penal code?

It defined a new type of criminal code.

It created a brand new set of criminal laws for the states and federal government.

It defined criminal behavior so states no longer have to refer to the constitution.

It created a more standardized set of criminal laws in U. S. states.
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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 dealt with conflicts of interest in A. investment banks. B. accounting firms. C. credit-rating agencies. D. all of the above.
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If two illegal aliens give birth to a child in the United States the child is a citizen of the United States
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A group of students placed a lawn statue of a deer in the middle of a street. The police arrested them. The students argued that they should not be arrested because they were simply exercising their right to free expression. Why could the police arrest them?
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This law added punitive damages to the compensatory damages already available to parties who can prove intentional discrimination.
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What is problematic with a single, all-powerful ruler?

The people will not be able to choose their leaders

The majority will dominate politics and law

There is no guarantee or assurance that this person will represent the will of the people

Minority groups will not have their concerns heard by the government
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What is an example of the government promoting the general welfare?
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