The case of the Gypsy defendant described by Sutherland in The Case of an American Gypsy represents a good illustration of what happens when
a. a foreign people takes advantage of a lenient judicial system.
b. greedy lawyers misrepresent their non-American clients.
c. anthropological testimony is misused in court.
d. a normal practice for one group is a crime for another.
Question 2
According to Sutherland in The Case of an American Gypsy, officials in the American justice system often
a. view Gypsies as a criminal society.
b. trump up evidence against Gypsies.
c. deny Gypsy defendants their rights while they are in jail.
d. get extensive training in Gypsy culture.
The nuse works within the cultural mores of American families.
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