The Theory That No One Should Be Subject to Loss

question 15

Multiple Choice

The theory that no one should be subject to loss of liberty more than once for a particular crime is represented in the particular constitutional right regarding

• A) due process.
• B) selective incorporation.
• C) critical stages.
• D) double jeopardy.

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Definitions:

Testable Hypotheses

Propositions or assumptions that can be verified or disproved through empirical testing or experimentation.

Differential Diagnosis

The process of distinguishing between two or more conditions that share similar signs or symptoms.

Social Validity

A term used to describe both target behaviors and the outcome of intervention. Social validity refers to the extent to which behaviors targeted for intervention and the effects of intervention enhance the quality of students’ lives.

Replacement Behavior

A behavior that is taught and reinforced to replace an undesirable behavior in a positive manner.