ETHICS FINAL EXAM / STUDY GUIDE EXAM NEWEST
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (A+ GUIDE
SOLUTION)
Criminal law is also called - answer-:,corrective law
According to ________________ theory, each individual gives up some liberties and, in return,
is protected from others who have their liberties restricted as well. - answer-:,Social contract
Barry Scheck of the Innocence Project asserts that many of the Brady violations occurring in
prosecutors' officesare due to: - answer-:,prosecutors being overworked and careless.
In an effort to prevent false confessions, 18 states now require confessions to be: - answer-
:,videotaped
A lineup in which the law enforcement official does not know which person is the suspect is
known as a(n): - answer-:,double blind lineup
According to the text, disciplinary committees investigate a practicing attorney: - answer-:,only
when a complaint is lodged against him or her.
Appellate judges who are interpretationists are also called: - answer-:,activists.
, The view that an individual has no rights unless these rights are specified in the Constitution or
have been created by some other legal source is referred to as the: - answer-:,the strict
constructionist philosophy.
Natural rights refer to the concept that: - answer-:,one has certain rights just by virtue of being
born.
In your text, anything used to induce behavioral change with the goal of eliminating
dysfunctional or deviant behavior and encouraging productive and normal behavior patterns is
referred to as: - answer-:,treatment
The idea that an offender must suffer in order to achieve salvation is associated with
the________________ punishment rationale. - answer-:,retribution
Corrections Corporation of America and the GEO Group are private companies that: - answer-
:,build and operate correctional facilities
A positive retribution: - answer-:,demands that one who is guilty ought to be punished
According to the text, the rationale for punishment and corrections comes from: - answer-:,the
social contract.
Which of the following is not a method of prevention? - answer-:,just desserts
Which form of prevention is aimed at the overall community rather than the offender? -
answer-:,general deterrence
Detaining only those who are at the highest risk of re-offending would be a form of: - answer-
:,selective incapacitation
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (A+ GUIDE
SOLUTION)
Criminal law is also called - answer-:,corrective law
According to ________________ theory, each individual gives up some liberties and, in return,
is protected from others who have their liberties restricted as well. - answer-:,Social contract
Barry Scheck of the Innocence Project asserts that many of the Brady violations occurring in
prosecutors' officesare due to: - answer-:,prosecutors being overworked and careless.
In an effort to prevent false confessions, 18 states now require confessions to be: - answer-
:,videotaped
A lineup in which the law enforcement official does not know which person is the suspect is
known as a(n): - answer-:,double blind lineup
According to the text, disciplinary committees investigate a practicing attorney: - answer-:,only
when a complaint is lodged against him or her.
Appellate judges who are interpretationists are also called: - answer-:,activists.
, The view that an individual has no rights unless these rights are specified in the Constitution or
have been created by some other legal source is referred to as the: - answer-:,the strict
constructionist philosophy.
Natural rights refer to the concept that: - answer-:,one has certain rights just by virtue of being
born.
In your text, anything used to induce behavioral change with the goal of eliminating
dysfunctional or deviant behavior and encouraging productive and normal behavior patterns is
referred to as: - answer-:,treatment
The idea that an offender must suffer in order to achieve salvation is associated with
the________________ punishment rationale. - answer-:,retribution
Corrections Corporation of America and the GEO Group are private companies that: - answer-
:,build and operate correctional facilities
A positive retribution: - answer-:,demands that one who is guilty ought to be punished
According to the text, the rationale for punishment and corrections comes from: - answer-:,the
social contract.
Which of the following is not a method of prevention? - answer-:,just desserts
Which form of prevention is aimed at the overall community rather than the offender? -
answer-:,general deterrence
Detaining only those who are at the highest risk of re-offending would be a form of: - answer-
:,selective incapacitation
