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NCCER Electrical In-class activity What is shown on a sectional drawing? - cutaway view of a building The NEC recommends maintaining voltage within a 3% drop. If a branch circuit operates at 240 volts AC. What is the minimum circuit operating volt? - 232 What is the name of the connecting device shown in the diagram? - split - bolt The volt amperes in an AC circuit is the same as - apparent power What should be done to change rotation of a 3 phase motor? - Swap any...

Criminal Justice ALL CHAPTERS The consensus model is a model which: - A majority of citizens in society agree on what activities should be outlawed and punished as crimes An act that violates criminal law and is punishable by criminal sanctions is: - A crime Which of the following is NOT one of the components in the integrated definition of crime? - Considered an offense against an individual, but prosecuted by the state who is paid by the victim Which of the following is...

Administration of Justice **The four major goals or objectives of the criminal justice system - 1. Deter 2. Rehabilitate 3. Incapacitate 4. Punish List the five sectors or sub systems of the Criminal Justice System as discussed in class and match the type of organization - 1. Law Enforcement Bureaucratic 2. Prosecution Organic 3. Courts Organic 4. Probation Bureaucratic 5. Prisons Bureaucratic The elements of a criminal offense as discussed by the class presentation on the ...

Criminal Justice Administration Test 1 Chain of Command - organizational structure based on a military model with clear definition of ranks to indicate authority over subordinates and obligations to obey order from superiors Community Policing - approach to policing that emphasizes close personal contact between police and citizens and the inclusion of citizens in efforts to solve problems, including vandalism, disorder, youth misbehavior, and crime FBI special agents - The swo...

Criminal Justice Administration Exam 1 In-class activity what is the difference between Appellate Courts and District Courts? - 1) witnesses and exhibits: trial courts have all evidence and witnesses, but in the appellate courts, there are no witnesses and the only evidence presented is what was presented in the trial courts. 2) judges: in trial courts, there is one judge and that judge decides what evidence can be used and often decides the outcome of the case, but in appellate courts ...

Criminal Justice Unit 2: Police and Law Enforcement In-class activity Responsibilities of the police - To enfore laws, provide services, prevent crime, preserve the peace patronage system - Corruption where political party in power hires police officers, receiving job related "favors" in return professional model - A style of policing that emphasizes centralized police organizations, increased technology, and a limitation of police discretion Intelligence led policing -...

Sociology Q&A and summary

Unit 1 Sociology In-class activity Define Sociology and explain what things sociology actually examines - Sociology is the scientific study of society and human interactions. Sociology studies the way humans interact with one another individually and as a group. Things that sociology actually examines are all the different things that influence people's lives. Such as family, ethnicity, class, gender, race, religion,etc. What are the roles of sociologists? - 1. Sociologists creat...

Sociology Review 2023 Empirical evidence includes facts that be gathered from experiments and data collection. - true Other social sciences include psychology, history, anthropology, economics, and political science. - true Crime and poverty are examples of sociological problems. - false . You can use the terms society and sociology interchangeably. - false Sociology is defined as - the study of society. The terms sociology and society can be used interchangea...

Sociology Exam 1 In-class activity Sociology is a social science. - True Sociology is the study of society. - True Empirical evidence includes facts that be gathered from experiments and data collection. - True You can use the terms society and sociology interchangeably. - False Objectivity, or being free from bias, is the foundation of sociological studies. - True Sociology is defined as - The study of society Sociology is a natural science. - False ...