Wilson and Kelling Argued That Signs of Disorder-Such as a _____-Send

question 39

Short Answer

Wilson and Kelling argued that signs of disorder-such as a _____-send a signal to potential criminals that neighborhood residents do not care.

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Definitions:

Landrum-Griffin Act

Also known as the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, it is United States labor law that regulates labor unions' internal affairs and their officials' relationships with employers.

Union Members

Individuals who are part of a labor union, which represents workers' interests in regards to wages, working conditions, and employment policies.

Internal Union Affairs

pertains to actions, decisions, and processes that occur within the structure and governance of labor unions.

Positional-Risk Test

A legal criterion used to assess whether the risks in a worker's employment contributed to their injury or disease.