Question 1

Since 1975,about ______ articles have been published about judges and judicial ethics.

Accepted Answer

A)  900 
B)  100 
C)  500 
D)  300 
A)  900 
B)  100 
C)  500 
D)  300 A

Question 2

Compare the characteristics of absolute ethics and relative ethics.What are the applications of each in the criminal justice system? Give examples to illustrate the applications.

Accepted Answer

Absolute ethics has only two sides: something is good or bad,black or white; in other words,certain acts are inherently right or wrong in themselves,irrespective of one's culture.Relative ethics is more complicated because here,judgments of what acts are good and bad are relative to the individual or culture and thus can depend on the end or outcome of an action or one's culture

Question 3

Illinois v.Perkins held that police undercover agents are not required to administer the Miranda warning to incarcerated inmates when investigating crimes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

The term "personal loyalty syndrome" is used to describe criminal justice practitioners who offer tremendous loyalty to their superiors and company.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What is the definition of ethics? Give examples of relative and absolute ethics.

Accepted Answer

-Ethics involves doing what is right or

Question 6

__________ are corrupt officers who exploit citizens for financial gain.

Accepted Answer

A)  Grass-eaters 
B)  Meat-eaters 
C)  Flower-eaters 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Grass-eaters 
B)  Meat-eaters 
C)  Flower-eaters 
D)  None of the above

Question 7

Under Withrow and Dailey's ethics model,the receiver can act as a(n):

Accepted Answer

A)  acceptor, who receives the gift humbly and without any feelings of reciprocity. 
B)  expector, who looks forward to the gift and regards it as likely to happen. 
C)  conqueror, who assumes total control over the exchange and influence over the giver. 
D)  None of the above 
E)  All of the above 
A)  acceptor, who receives the gift humbly and without any feelings of reciprocity. 
B)  expector, who looks forward to the gift and regards it as likely to happen. 
C)  conqueror, who assumes total control over the exchange and influence over the giver. 
D)  None of the above 
E)  All of the above

Question 8

Deontological ethics examines:

Accepted Answer

A)  police officers. 
B)  one's duty to oneself. 
C)  one's duty to act. 
D)  administrators. 
A)  police officers. 
B)  one's duty to oneself. 
C)  one's duty to act. 
D)  administrators.

Question 9

How an individual views a controversial issue depends on their ________,character,and values.

Accepted Answer

A)  ethics 
B)  personality 
C)  job 
D)  social status 
A)  ethics 
B)  personality 
C)  job 
D)  social status

Question 10

________ loyalty is the obligation of each agency member to support the agency's mission.

Accepted Answer

A)  Specific 
B)  Limited 
C)  Institutional 
D)  Personal 
A)  Specific 
B)  Limited 
C)  Institutional 
D)  Personal

Question 11

Miller v.Pate was an example of misconduct by:

Accepted Answer

A)  a judge. 
B)  the defense. 
C)  the prosecutor. 
D)  the police. 
A)  a judge. 
B)  the defense. 
C)  the prosecutor. 
D)  the police.

Question 12

Edward Tully blames for the lapse in police ethics.

Accepted Answer

A)  money 
B)  lack of training 
C)  agency leaders 
D)  society 
A)  money 
B)  lack of training 
C)  agency leaders 
D)  society

Question 13

How may corrections officers be unethical?

Accepted Answer

Correction "norms" can include the follo

Question 14

The__________ _________ __________ can be defined as loyalty that is given by subordinates to their unworthy peers or superiors-even when resulting in violations of constitutional provisions,legal requirements,or the public good.

Accepted Answer

personal l

Question 15

Absolute and relative ethics are the same.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

_____________ ethics does not consider consequences,but instead examines one's duty to act.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________ ethics does not consider consequences,but instead...

Question 17

_____________ are complimentary gifts of money,services,or something of other value given by one party to another.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________ are complimentary gifts of money,services,or something...

Question 18

The model of ____________ ___________ states that the exchange of a gift is influenced by two elements: the role of the giver and the role of the receiver.

Accepted Answer

circumstan

Question 19

There are currently no in-class programs,online formats,or television programs to heighten judges' sensitivity to ethical issues.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

One judge,who teaches judicial ethics at the National Judicial College,stated that most judges attending the college admit never having read the ABA's Model Code of _______ ___________before seeking judicial office.

Accepted Answer

The answer of One judge,who teaches judicial ethics at the...

Since 1975,about ______ articles have been published about judges and judicial ethics.

Compare the characteristics of absolute ethics and relative ethics.What are the applications of each in the criminal justice system? Give examples to illustrate the applications.

Illinois v.Perkins held that police undercover agents are not required to administer the Miranda warning to incarcerated inmates when investigating crimes.

The term "personal loyalty syndrome" is used to describe criminal justice practitioners who offer tremendous loyalty to their superiors and company.

What is the definition of ethics? Give examples of relative and absolute ethics.

__________ are corrupt officers who exploit citizens for financial gain.

Under Withrow and Dailey's ethics model,the receiver can act as a(n):

Deontological ethics examines:

How an individual views a controversial issue depends on their ________,character,and values.

________ loyalty is the obligation of each agency member to support the agency's mission.

Miller v.Pate was an example of misconduct by:

Edward Tully blames for the lapse in police ethics.

How may corrections officers be unethical?

The______ _ ______ can be defined as loyalty that is given by subordinates to their unworthy peers or superiors-even when resulting in violations of constitutional provisions,legal requirements,or the public good.

Absolute and relative ethics are the same.

_____________ ethics does not consider consequences,but instead examines one's duty to act.

_____________ are complimentary gifts of money,services,or something of other value given by one party to another.

The model of __ _ states that the exchange of a gift is influenced by two elements: the role of the giver and the role of the receiver.

There are currently no in-class programs,online formats,or television programs to heighten judges' sensitivity to ethical issues.

One judge,who teaches judicial ethics at the National Judicial College,stated that most judges attending the college admit never having read the ABA's Model Code of _ _____before seeking judicial office.

The Study and Scope of Justice Administration

Organization and Administration Principles and Practices

Rights of Criminal Justice Employees

Police Organization and Operation

Police Personnel Roles and Functions

Police Issues and Practices

Court Organization and Operation

Court Personnel Roles and Functions

Court Issues and Practices

Corrections Personnel Roles and Functions

Corrections Issues and Practices

Special Challenges Labor Relations, liability, and Discipline

Financial Administration

Technologies and Tools: in an Era of Big Data and the Cloud

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Exam 13: Ethical Considerations

Since 1975,about ______ articles have been published about judges and judicial ethics.

Compare the characteristics of absolute ethics and relative ethics.What are the applications of each in the criminal justice system? Give examples to illustrate the applications.

Illinois v.Perkins held that police undercover agents are not required to administer the Miranda warning to incarcerated inmates when investigating crimes.

The term "personal loyalty syndrome" is used to describe criminal justice practitioners who offer tremendous loyalty to their superiors and company.

What is the definition of ethics? Give examples of relative and absolute ethics.

__________ are corrupt officers who exploit citizens for financial gain.

Under Withrow and Dailey's ethics model,the receiver can act as a(n):

Deontological ethics examines:

How an individual views a controversial issue depends on their ________,character,and values.

________ loyalty is the obligation of each agency member to support the agency's mission.

Miller v.Pate was an example of misconduct by:

Edward Tully blames for the lapse in police ethics.

How may corrections officers be unethical?

The__________ _________ __________ can be defined as loyalty that is given by subordinates to their unworthy peers or superiors-even when resulting in violations of constitutional provisions,legal requirements,or the public good.

Absolute and relative ethics are the same.

_____________ ethics does not consider consequences,but instead examines one's duty to act.

_____________ are complimentary gifts of money,services,or something of other value given by one party to another.

The model of ____________ ___________ states that the exchange of a gift is influenced by two elements: the role of the giver and the role of the receiver.

There are currently no in-class programs,online formats,or television programs to heighten judges' sensitivity to ethical issues.

One judge,who teaches judicial ethics at the National Judicial College,stated that most judges attending the college admit never having read the ABA's Model Code of _______ ___________before seeking judicial office.

The Study and Scope of Justice Administration

Organization and Administration Principles and Practices

Rights of Criminal Justice Employees

Police Organization and Operation

Police Personnel Roles and Functions

Police Issues and Practices

Court Organization and Operation

Court Personnel Roles and Functions

Court Issues and Practices

Corrections Personnel Roles and Functions

Corrections Issues and Practices

Special Challenges Labor Relations, liability, and Discipline

Financial Administration

Technologies and Tools: in an Era of Big Data and the Cloud

Filters

The______ _ ______ can be defined as loyalty that is given by subordinates to their unworthy peers or superiors-even when resulting in violations of constitutional provisions,legal requirements,or the public good.

The model of __ _ states that the exchange of a gift is influenced by two elements: the role of the giver and the role of the receiver.

One judge,who teaches judicial ethics at the National Judicial College,stated that most judges attending the college admit never having read the ABA's Model Code of _ _____before seeking judicial office.