Many people apparently feel that house arrest (HA) is not effective or punitive enough. Indeed, one study reported that nearly half (44) of the public feels that HA is not very effective or not effective at all.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 2
Matching
1. Absolute ethics a. Acts of omission or avoidance
2. Brady material b. A branch of ethics that focuses on the duty to act
3. Deontological ethics c. Crimes or misconduct that officials =knowingly commit
4. Ethics d. Illegitimate acts likely committed by high-ranking officials who knowingly allow indiscretions
5. Gratuities e. Corruption committed in the name of good ends
6. Malfeasance f. A belief that determining what is good or bad is relative to the individual or culture
7. Misfeasance g. Moral principles governing individual and group behavior
8. Nonfeasance h. A belief that something is good or bad, black or white
9. Relative ethics i. Evidence in the government's possession that is favorable to the accused
10. Noble cause corruption j. Complimentary gifts of money, services, or something of other value
Question 3
Illinois v. Perkins held that police undercover agents are not required to administer the Miranda warning to incarcerated inmates when investigating crimes.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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