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[Solved] An offense-based definition of white-collar crime focuses primarily on: A. The race and gender of the offender. B. The social status of the person committing the act. C. The type of illegal act, regardless of who commits it. D. Whether the crime involves physical violence.

[Solved] Possession refers to a situation in which a number of individuals exercise control over an object. A. Basic B. Group C. Joint D. Multiple

[Solved] Refer to the Model Code of Ethics for Educators (MCEE) to answer the questions below. 1. Summarize each of the five principles. Principle I: Responsibility to the Profession Principle II: Responsibility for Professional Competence Principle III: Responsibility to Students Principle IV: Responsibility to the School Community Principle V: Responsible and Ethical Use of Technology

[Solved] When police become preoccupied with the activities of policing and lose sight of the goals that police activities are supposed to achieve, it is called A. investigative inefficiency B. means over ends syndrome C. ends over means syndrome D. inverted policing

[Solved] Which of the following best reflects an offender-based definition of white-collar crime? A. Crimes that involve fraud, embezzlement, or insider trading. B. Crimes committed by individuals in poverty to gain financial resources. C. Crimes committed by individuals of high social status during the course of their occupation. D. Any non-violent crime prosecuted in federal court.

[Solved] A judge is getting ready to sentence a defendant in their courtroom. The defendant jumps across the judicial bench and assaults the judge. Local media covers the story of the assault, and it soon gets picked up by national news. What theory of punishment does the coverage of that case demonstrate? Why?

[Solved] Which type of hazard control changes the way work is done or gives employees more information by providing them with relevant procedures, training, or warnings? A. Engineering controls B. Personal protective equipment C. Administrative controls D. Competent persons training

[Solved] The offense of _____ is the most serious crime involving property damage. (A) Vandalism (B) Criminal mischief (C) Arson (D) Burglary

[Solved] Match each definition and example to the two main aspects of privacy in research ethics: Should be maintained if possible Example: A researcher maintains participants' information on a secure computer and does not report identifying information about individuals. Example: A researcher collects survey responses without documenting any identifying information from participants and organizes them only by number. Definition: Personal, identifying information about participants cannot be shared with others. Should always be maintained Definition: Researchers do not collect personal, identifying information at any time during the study. anonymity confidentiality

[Solved] This offense is defined as breaking and entering into the dwelling or structure of another with the intent to commit a crime (usually a felony) inside. A. Burglary B. Criminal mischief C. Trespassing D. Vandalism