10. Which of the following is an event that must be reported to a government agency? A. sports injury B. surgical injury C. hospital-related injury D. violence-related injury

6. The entitlement to fair treatment under the law is known as which of the following? A. due process B. ethics C. morals D. arbitration

In Flagiello v. Pennsylvania Hospital, the court had to balance the hospital's negligence against the charitable immunity doctrine to determine whether Flagiello could recover for injuries sustained on the hospital's property. In its holding.the court determined that the charitable immunity doctrine had been litigated in the past and stare decisis required that the court adhere to established case precedent and find for the hospital. the charitable immunity doctrine can be repealed or overturned only by the state's legislature, and stare decisis required that case precedent be followed; however, due to the severity of Flagiello's injuries, the charitable immunity doctrine allowed for certain exceptions, permitting Flagiello to recover in this case. the charitable immunity doctrine was specifically and clearly written; therefore, the court was bound to follow the clear intent of the statutory scheme and find for the hospital. current societal norms rendered the charitable immunity doctrine inapplicable to this case and fundamental fairness allowed the court to deviate from established case precedent and find for Flagiello.

A polygraph test may be legally used __ by most public employers to screen job applicants when senior employees are being transferred to a different department within a firm when all public employers are screening job applicants by most private employers as a result of a specific incident that caused economic injury to the employer?business by public security companies to test both job applicants and current employees

The study of the principles of punishment is called __ penology victimology criminology jurisprudence

The Supreme Court case known as Kelo v.City of New London was controversial because it __ A regulated popular ride-sharing services like Lyft and Uber B limited the application of the death penalty C made it harder for police to use evidence obtained without a warrant D allowed greater use of the power of eminent domain

square limits the federal court by both the U.S.Constitution and statute. Federal question jurisdiction Subject matter jurisdiction Diversity jurisdiction

Within how many feet should you not pass near an intersection , bridge tunnel, railroad crossing, or other hazardous area? A) 50 feet B) 75 feet C) 100 feet D) 125 feet

10. Module 210 True or False: If your name is added to the DDS Abuse Registry, and you are terminated of employment from DDS for a substantiated Abuse and Neglect case, you can be hired after 30 days by a DDS Private Provider. True False

Interrogation-oriented techniques are designed to ensure that the offender is being dishonest in their feedback that they are providing program treatment staff. True False

Hot Questions

One of the constant themes in corrections is that money, or a lack thereof, is a factor in virtually all correctional policy decisions. True False

Judicial review allows the courts to a. check if Congress has exceeded its constitutional authority. b. check if the president has exceeded his constitutional authority. c. check if the states have exceeded their constitutional authority. D d. All of the above

The process of documenting incidents is known as __ typeyouranswer disappointed

Which of the following is an approach that combines institutional and community corrections? A Strict confinement only B Community isolation programs C Restorative justice only D Hybrid models

Each of the following are examples of how researchers may expose themselves to criminal liability EXCEPT? Engaging in participant observation studies where crimes are committed Engaging in criminal activity Failing to report observed criminal activity to the police Knowing about illegal activities participants are engaging in

The outcome of Schenck v. United States was a. the bad tendency rule. b. the clear and present danger test. c. the imminent lawless action text. d. the grave and probable danger test.

Who initially determines the time of death at a crime scene? police officer coroner's assistant detective paramedic

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 expanded and encouraged voting and has been renewed and amended by Congress four times. Together with federal court rulings, what does the law now do? Require states to use literacy tests in voter registrations Require states to provide absentee or early voting Require residency requirements of more than 30 days for voting in presidential elections Require states to eliminate segregation

You are a DJ hired to work a graduation party Saturday night at a house in the Wellington Farms neighborhood According to the policy shown, as you set up your speakers, you need to: A. follow guidelines in the noise impact statement. B. locate the speakers inside the house. C. use the same equipment you use for the MayFest celebration. D. keep the speakers within 50 feet of the house. E. ensure the music cannot be clearly heard beyond the property line.

You are a DJ hired to work a graduation party Saturday night at a house in the Wellington Farms neighborhood According to the policy shown, as you set up your speakers, you need to: A. follow guidelines in the noise impact statement. B. locate the speakers inside the house. C. use the same equipment you use for the MayFest celebration. D. keep the speakers within 50 feet of the house. E. ensure the music cannot be clearly heard beyond the property line.