When Can a Police Officer Arrest an Individual Without a Warrant

question 10

Multiple Choice

When can a police officer arrest an individual without a warrant?

• A)if an officer thinks an individual has committed a summary conviction offence
• B)if an officer cannot verify that there is an outstanding warrant for the arrest of an individual
• C)if an officer discovers someone in the process of committing any criminal offence
• D)if there is an order from an official from the office of the Minster of Justice

Differentiate between normal and abnormal behavior and mental states.

Understand the subjective nature of diagnosing mental disorders and the influence of contemporary values on the DSM.

Acknowledge the complexity of addiction models and the debate over the ability to moderate substance use after addiction.

Understand the characteristics and common types of social phobias.

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Definitions:

American Dream

The national ethos of the United States, emphasizing freedom, opportunity for prosperity and success, and upward social mobility through hard work.

Equal Opportunity

The principle of treating all people the same, without discrimination, and giving them the same chances to achieve employment, education, and other goals.

Financial Success

The achievement of monetary goals and stability, often reflecting wealth, income, and fiscal security.

Functionalist Perspective

Views society as a structure with interrelated parts designed to meet the biological and social needs of the individuals in that society.