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In corrections, these are intertwined and almost inseparable.

In corrections, these are intertwined and almost inseparable.

A. Treatment and punishment
B. Rehabilitation and justice
C. Treatment and justice
D. Treatment and rehabilitation

(Question #2) What is the difference between voluntary consent and informed consent?

What will be an ideal response?

(Question #3) Which of the following is not a Qualitative Design Issue

a. Value-Free Neutrality
b. Grounded Theory
c. Bricolage
d. Context
e. All of the Above

(Question #4) Less-lethal weapons are incapable of deadly force.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

(Question #5) Collecting trace evidence may be challenging for all of these reasons except which one?

A) It is minute or nearly invisible.
B) Someone has tried to remove it.
C) It requires technology to detect it.
D) It gets old very quickly.

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