Exam 7: Crime Control Through Legislation

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Both the National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NHSDA) and Monitoring the Future (MTF) can be used to effectively measure drug use by addicts.

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Research suggests that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF), can easily inspect the nation's 80,000 licensed dealers each year, but refuse to do so.

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One way ________jeopardy occurs is when, for the same offense, a person is

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The Gun Control Act of 1968 requires that licensed dealers require buyers to show identification and complete a form attesting that they can legally own a gun.

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Critics of drug and gun bans argue that criminalization creates a black market where products and services will be provided by profit- seeking criminal ________.

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Which approach includes trigger locks and personalized gun technology?

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It is estimated that enforcing America's drug laws costs the federal government about ___________annually.

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So long as the justice system fails to target the demand for drugs that exists, the supply will eventually find its way to ________.

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According to the Gun Control Act of 1968, minors cannot buy guns.

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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms is charged with the responsibility to license ________

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The most common legal challenge to sex offender registration is based on the ________ Amendment's double jeopardy provision.

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What are some pros and cons for legalizing prostitution?

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___________offender registration was initiated by passage of Megan's Law.

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One of the most common approaches to crime control in the United States is for legislators to ban certain and substances that are thought to contribute to the crime problem.

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Research suggests that ________resulted in only modest reductions in the consumption of alcohol, despite significant increases in the costs of alcohol resulting from the policy.

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Under the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006, the most ________offenders were required to register for life due to the serious nature of their offenses.

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America's tough- on- drugs approach is concerned purely with interdicting and eradicating illicit substances.

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White ________ crime includes corporate fraud, and has gained increased attention after high profile accounting scandals involving companies such as Enron.

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Right- to- carry laws all but guarantee that people who are not barred from purchasing guns can carry guns, often in a ___________manner.

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There is no conclusive evidence that Megan Laws have succeeded in their stated purpose. There is no evidence that a pedophile can be cured of his or her sexual attraction to children. What are some ideas that might increase the success of preventing child molestation?

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