The Seriousness Rule Is the Practice Of

question 8

Multiple Choice

The seriousness rule is the practice of:

• A) counting more crimes, like drunk driving, as serious
• B) counting crime as a serious undertaking
• C) counting only the most serious crime in an incident involving multiple crimes
• D) counting only the more serious offender if more than one person is involved in a crime

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Definitions:

Operational Procedures

Specific methods or steps that are followed to perform a task or operation within an organization or system.

Communication Tasks

Activities involved in conveying information or messages between people or groups.

Professional Manner

Conducting oneself in a way that is appropriate for the workplace and reflects well on one's professionalism.

Refuse Claims

The act of denying or rejecting assertions, demands, or entitlements, often in a legal or formal context.