Question

Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act:

            a.         authorized jurisdiction over interstate gambling.

            b.         authorized criminal sanctions for the unauthorized possession and sale of illegal drugs.

            c.         authorized prostitution sting investigations.

            d.         authorized electronic surveillance which was used in the control of illegal gambling.

12.       Which of the following are true of informal social controls?

            a.         Gossip is one of the more effective ways society brings individuals into conformity with norms.

            b.         There is conformity to norms because individuals have been socialized to believe they should conform.

            c.         Informal mechanisms of social control tend to be more effective where relations are face to face.

            d.         all of the above.

13.       Which of the following is an example of laws attempting to regulate some of the more flagrant business practices?

            a.         The controlled Substance Act

            b.         The Harrison Act

            c.         The Sherman Anti-Trust Act

            d.         RICO Laws

14.       Control is exerted through administrative laws on private primary activity in the context of which three mechanisms discussed in the text?

            a.         Licensing, Inspection, Threat of Publicity

            b.         Investigation, Monitoring, Litigation

            c.         Regulation, Inspection, Monitoring

            d.         Licensing, Monitoring, Litigation

15.       Which of the following results from the warning offered to potential criminals from punishment by example?

            a.         Individual deterrence

            b.         Specific deterrence

            c.         General deterrence

            d.         all of the above

Answer 1

11. d: authorized electronic surveillance which was used in the control of illegal gambling.(The government wiretap laws acquire all state law to the degree that no state may permit access to wire, oral, or electronic correspondences with less legitimization than required by administrative law. In this manner the government laws set up the base security insurances for all wire, oral or electronic interchanges that no state may unwind. In any case, states may force more noteworthy prerequisites upon state agents and private residents than those required by government law. For instance, a few states may not approve state examination access to particular kinds of interchanges. Different states may require all gatherings to a correspondence to agree to an account of it, where the government law requires just one-party assent. Singular state law ought to be counseled to decide if state interference of interchanges is approved, and provided that this is true, what norms ought to be applied.)

12. d: all of the above.(It is practiced through traditions, conventions, folkways, mores, religion, scorn and so forth. Casual control beats all an incredible parts. Despite the fact that it is said that individuals are not scared of casual social control, yet casual methods for social control are extremely ground-breaking especially in essential groups.Thus casual methods like recognition, disparage, blacklist and so on successfully control his conduct. In addition, the kid through the procedure of socialization figures out how to adjust to the standards of the gathering.)