In The Case of an American Gypsy, Sutherland reports that for Gypsies, going to jail
a. often provides needed time to recover from alcoholism.
b. helps them learn English and skills that facilitate getting real jobs in American society.
c. is welcomed because they finally get enough to eat there.
d. is an especially cruel punishment because it separates them from their kin.
Question 2
in The Case of an American Gypsy, Sutherland notes that the lawyer defending a young Gypsy man of using a relative's Social Security number argued in court that
a. the Gypsy had not intended to commit a crime when he used the number.
b. the Gypsy used the number because of a fear of pollution (marime) from non-Gypsies.
c. Gypsies did not traditionally use Social Security, so Social Security numbers had no importance to them.
d. many Gypsies are undocumented due to the broken immigration system.
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