List the four principles of effective intervention in criminal justice in sequential order. What do principles mean and do they work? If so why or why not.
List the four principles of effective intervention in criminal justice in sequential order. What do principles mean and do they work? If so why or why not.
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Question 32 of 40 5.0 Points Under Federal Court Structure, District Courts are the Courts of original jurisdiction. True/False |
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Question 35 of 40 5.0 Points Common Law is at the heart of U.S law, and it was from England, Ireland and Scotland that the U.S inherited it. True/False |
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Question 37 of 40 5.0 Points Natural Law Theories:A. hold that moral principles or laws reflects nature or rational order of things, that is to say, they exist in physical irrespective of human intervention. B. hold that moral principles or laws reflects nature or rational order of things, that is to say, they exist in political irrespective of human intervention. C. hold that moral principles or laws reflects nature or rational order of things, that is to say, they exist in common irrespective of human intervention. D. hold that moral principles or laws reflects nature or rational order of things, that is to say, they exist in nature irrespective of human intervention. |
