TEST BANK
1.
In
a cell of 3 people, where one is an undercover police officer, a suspect confesses
to the inmate while the undercover police officer overhears. Is this a valid
confession?
2.
Discuss
the three major crimes surrounding prostitution.
3.
Jim
Smith is the president of Crime Inc. He constantly makes non physical passes at
his secretary who becomes very uncomfortable in her job. Girl Inc is a related
company of Crime Inc., a high-class call girl service targeted at the rich. Jim
Smith gets arrested for living off the avails of prostitution. Before Jim is
read his rights, he blurts out a confession to the police.
4.
A
foreign exchange student goes to Spain while working on his honours project and
notices that another student is looking at pornographic images. He becomes
upset and asks him to stop looking at them. He refuses, so the foreign exchange
student goes to the Dean and asks that the other student be expelled from
school.
5.
John
asks a prostitute to have sex with him in exchange for drugs. The prostitute
works for an escort service and they discuss the transaction near Citadel Hill.
6.
Explain
the difference between the North American and the European approach to sexual
harassment.
7.
Mary
meets a guy at a bar and is attracted to him. At the end of the night, he asks
her to go have sex with him. Mary wants to, but she is very broke and tells him
she will only do it if he pays her $200.
8.
What
are the basic tenets of the broken windows theory? Is this an effective way of
reducing crime?
9.
How
does the broken windows policy deter larger, more serious crimes?
10.
Aaron
hires a sexual message specialist to provide a service for him in the privacy
of his own home. She gives such a helping hand that Aaron requires her services
in the same place next day.
11.
Analyze
the fundamental rights in Canadian criminal justice system.
12.
Ruth
is dressed as a prostitute because some of her clothing was stolen out of her
laundry. Ruth is stopped by a man who offers to buy her new clothes if she has
sex with him.
13.
Tim
and John spray-painted Dalhousie campus with derogatory comments against
Asians. There was no reaction from the student body or alumni.
14.
Discuss gun control policy in Canada.
15.
For a class presentation for Crime and Public
Policy at Dalhousie, two students decided to create a website on the issue of
homosexuality. The content advocated for the killing of any individual who is a
homosexual.
16.
Analyze all the categories of hate crimes in
Canada.
17.
Bill and Tom belong to a white supremacist
group. They decided to rob a local grocery store, whose employees are mostly
African American.
Evaluation criteria: The
criteria are formulated in the form of questions. A positive response must be
given to the following questions in order to obtain full credit for each
answer. The value of the evaluation criteria for each of the four questions is
as stated after each of question.
1. Did
you answer the question comprehensively? Are all relevant problems discussed? Was
the answer readable and well organized? Did you make connections between issues
discussed in your answer? Did your answer show an understanding of the topic dealt
with? Value of this criterion: 8 points for the question in section A, 6 points
for the scenario in section B, and 5 points for the question in section C.
2.
Did
your answer discuss problems by reference to theoretical issues learned during
the course? Did your answer show an understanding of the appropriate readings
or class discussions? Did your answer show an understanding of the discussions
and issues arisen in class? Did your answer make reference to class
discussions, activities, and readings? Value of this criterion: 4 points for
the question in section A, 1 point for the scenario in section B, and 1 point
for the question in section C.