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  • August 3, 2024
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  • crim 300 final exam a collection of some quiz que
  • lockes theory of tactic consent
  • the service style of policing views the officer as
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CRIM 300 FINAL EXAM (A
COLLECTION OF SOME QUIZ
QUESTIONS AS WELL AS
SOME BOOK DEFINITIONS)
SCORED A+ TO PASS!!
CRIM 300

Evatee 8/3/24 CRIM 300

, CRIM 300 FINAL EXAM (A COLLECTION OF
SOME QUIZ QUESTIONS AS WELL AS SOME
BOOK DEFINITIONS) SCORED A+ TO PASS!!


Locke's theory of tactic consent Answer - theory that suggests that property
holders become members of a commonwealth only with their express consent
to submit to the government of the commonwealth


Absolute ethics Answer - the type of ethics where there are only two sides—
good or bad, black or white; some examples would be unethical behaviors such
as bribery, extortion, excessive force, and perjury, which nearly everyone would
agree are unacceptable for criminal justice personnel.


Academy training Answer - where police and corrections personnel are trained
in the basic functions, laws, and skills required for their positions.


Accepted lying Answer - police activities intended to apprehend or entrap
suspects. This type of lying is generally considered to be trickery.


Acquittal Answer - a court or jury's judgment or verdict of not guilty of the
offenses charged.


Actus reus Answer - Latin for "guilty deed"; an act that accompanies one's
intent to commit a crime, such as pulling out a knife and then stabbing
someone.

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