Sherman's Analysis of the Effects on the Surrounding Neighborhood of Court-Authorized

question 3

Multiple Choice

Sherman's analysis of the effects on the surrounding neighborhood of court-authorized drug house raids indicates that

• A) they were highly effective in improving the neighborhood.
• B) no measurable effect occurred.
• C) they were effective only if arrests were made.
• D) improvement occurred but decayed in two weeks.

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Cost-to-Cost Method

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Construction Contracts

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Construction in Progress

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