Question 1

The religionist view is based on the fall from grace doctrine.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

Lying is reserved only for the lower class.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

Which recent technology has prompted field officers to curb their reliance on deception in the field?

Accepted Answer

A)  body-worn camera 
B)  personal radio 
C)  officer-issued smartphone 
D)  TASER. 
A)  body-worn camera 
B)  personal radio 
C)  officer-issued smartphone 
D)  TASER. A

Question 4

Do you believe that body-worn cameras and the proliferation of cellular devices with cameras have prompted police to alter their demeanor in the field? Or, put differently, do you think police use less deception and other potentially unethical tactics since their every move is potentially being recorded?

Accepted Answer

The question of whether body-worn camera

Question 5

According to the sociological view, lying is a behavior that thrives more or less in proportion to one's:

Accepted Answer

A)  sin 
B)  socialization 
C)  age 
D)  mental illness 
A)  sin 
B)  socialization 
C)  age 
D)  mental illness

Question 6

A portion of this chapter focused on various components of the criminal justice system (e.g., policing, parole, probation) in regard to types of lying present within the respective occupations. Discuss the major types of dishonesty engaged in by individuals in the various aspects addressed. In addition to this, is there a sector that should be more concerned with lying than others? For example, since police are in contact with individuals not yet justice-involved, can/does lying by police do more damage than a parole officer, probation officer, or prosecutor, etc.? Why?

Accepted Answer

The major types of dishonesty engaged in

Question 7

According to the text, which of the following doctrines is most commonly used to justify lying by police officers?

Accepted Answer

A)  public interest doctrine 
B)  sovereign immunity doctrine 
C)  self-defense doctrine 
D)  the "ends justify the means" doctrine 
A)  public interest doctrine 
B)  sovereign immunity doctrine 
C)  self-defense doctrine 
D)  the "ends justify the means" doctrine

Question 8

Compare and contrast the religionist and sociological views on the origins of lying. Which do you believe has more merit? Is lying related to one's level of socialization, or does everyone have an equal propensity to engage in deception when it is serviceable to them?

Accepted Answer

The religionist view on the origins of l

Question 9

The type of officer with the highest propensity to engage in illicit or illegal behavior is a detective.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following are not reasons probation officers lie?

Accepted Answer

A)  to paint offenders a certain way in court reports 
B)  by offering promises to probationers they are legally unable to uphold 
C)  to conduct personal business on duty 
D)  to get a raise 
A)  to paint offenders a certain way in court reports 
B)  by offering promises to probationers they are legally unable to uphold 
C)  to conduct personal business on duty 
D)  to get a raise

Question 11

The philosopher who condemned all aspects of lying without exception was:

Accepted Answer

A)  Saint Augustine 
B)  Saint Thomas Aquinas 
C)  Confucius 
D)  Wilberforce 
A)  Saint Augustine 
B)  Saint Thomas Aquinas 
C)  Confucius 
D)  Wilberforce

Question 12

To cope with excessive workload, some parole officers may use deception in the construction of risk-needs assessments for some parolees.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The practice of "collars for dollars" involved police officers:

Accepted Answer

A)  getting bonuses for observing quotas about how many traffic tickets to issue every month 
B)  stopping suspected drug dealers on the highway to seize cash and other assets 
C)  illegally adding the names of fellow officers on their incident reports so they could receive court payments for testifying in court 
D)  none of the above 
A)  getting bonuses for observing quotas about how many traffic tickets to issue every month 
B)  stopping suspected drug dealers on the highway to seize cash and other assets 
C)  illegally adding the names of fellow officers on their incident reports so they could receive court payments for testifying in court 
D)  none of the above

Question 14

Bok asserts that Judaism, Christianity, and Buddhism all allow no exceptions to their rules against lying.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which of the following is typically not a reason that instructors lie?

Accepted Answer

A)  cancelling classes because of "sickness" 
B)  showing a video because they were unprepared 
C)  to purposefully misinform students 
D)  requiring students to read material because the professor wrote the material 
A)  cancelling classes because of "sickness" 
B)  showing a video because they were unprepared 
C)  to purposefully misinform students 
D)  requiring students to read material because the professor wrote the material

Question 16

During which process does lying often occur by both prosecutors and defense attorneys?

Accepted Answer

A)  pre-trial sentencing 
B)  jury trial 
C)  deposition 
D)  plea bargain negotiation 
A)  pre-trial sentencing 
B)  jury trial 
C)  deposition 
D)  plea bargain negotiation

Question 17

What is a crucial aspect for establishing the veracity of a message?

Accepted Answer

A)  a criminal record 
B)  an intent to mislead 
C)  an intent to victimize 
D)  level of socialization 
A)  a criminal record 
B)  an intent to mislead 
C)  an intent to victimize 
D)  level of socialization

Question 18

The Washington Post Magazine indicated that a large proportion of society relies on lying for functional purposes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Which view provides no room for consideration of lying, even in extreme circumstances?

Accepted Answer

A)  ultraliberal 
B)  sociological view 
C)  ultraconservative view 
D)  pseudologia view 
A)  ultraliberal 
B)  sociological view 
C)  ultraconservative view 
D)  pseudologia view

Question 20

A deceptive person is not one who is merely wrong or mistaken, but one who is intentionally deceitful or treacherous.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The religionist view is based on the fall from grace doctrine.

Lying is reserved only for the lower class.

Which recent technology has prompted field officers to curb their reliance on deception in the field?

According to the sociological view, lying is a behavior that thrives more or less in proportion to one's:

According to the text, which of the following doctrines is most commonly used to justify lying by police officers?

Compare and contrast the religionist and sociological views on the origins of lying. Which do you believe has more merit? Is lying related to one's level of socialization, or does everyone have an equal propensity to engage in deception when it is serviceable to them?

The type of officer with the highest propensity to engage in illicit or illegal behavior is a detective.

Which of the following are not reasons probation officers lie?

The philosopher who condemned all aspects of lying without exception was:

To cope with excessive workload, some parole officers may use deception in the construction of risk-needs assessments for some parolees.

The practice of "collars for dollars" involved police officers:

Bok asserts that Judaism, Christianity, and Buddhism all allow no exceptions to their rules against lying.

Which of the following is typically not a reason that instructors lie?

During which process does lying often occur by both prosecutors and defense attorneys?

What is a crucial aspect for establishing the veracity of a message?

The Washington Post Magazine indicated that a large proportion of society relies on lying for functional purposes.

Which view provides no room for consideration of lying, even in extreme circumstances?

A deceptive person is not one who is merely wrong or mistaken, but one who is intentionally deceitful or treacherous.

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Exam 6: Lying and Deception in Criminal Justice

The religionist view is based on the fall from grace doctrine.

Lying is reserved only for the lower class.

Which recent technology has prompted field officers to curb their reliance on deception in the field?

According to the sociological view, lying is a behavior that thrives more or less in proportion to one's:

According to the text, which of the following doctrines is most commonly used to justify lying by police officers?

Compare and contrast the religionist and sociological views on the origins of lying. Which do you believe has more merit? Is lying related to one's level of socialization, or does everyone have an equal propensity to engage in deception when it is serviceable to them?

The type of officer with the highest propensity to engage in illicit or illegal behavior is a detective.

Which of the following are not reasons probation officers lie?

The philosopher who condemned all aspects of lying without exception was:

To cope with excessive workload, some parole officers may use deception in the construction of risk-needs assessments for some parolees.

The practice of "collars for dollars" involved police officers:

Bok asserts that Judaism, Christianity, and Buddhism all allow no exceptions to their rules against lying.

Which of the following is typically not a reason that instructors lie?

During which process does lying often occur by both prosecutors and defense attorneys?

What is a crucial aspect for establishing the veracity of a message?

The Washington Post Magazine indicated that a large proportion of society relies on lying for functional purposes.

Which view provides no room for consideration of lying, even in extreme circumstances?

A deceptive person is not one who is merely wrong or mistaken, but one who is intentionally deceitful or treacherous.

Acquainting Yourself With Ethics: A Tour of the Ethics Hall of Fame

Familiarizing Yourself With Ethics: Nature, Definitions, and Categories

Understanding Criminal Justice Ethics: Sources and Sanctions

Meeting the Masters: Ethical Theories, Concepts, and Issues

The Ambivalent Reality: Major Unethical Themes in Criminal Justice Management

Racial Prejudice and Racial Discrimination

Egoism and the Abuse of Authority

Misguided Loyalties: to Whom, to What, at What Price

Ethics of Criminal Justice Today: What Is Being Done and What Can Be Done

Ethics and Police

Ethics and Corrections Prisons

Ethics of Probation and Parole

The Truth Revealed: Enlightenment and Practical Civility Minimize Criminality

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