Murder and are the most serious homicides which can result in lengthy prison terms or a deathsentence.assault
(A)manslaughter
(B)abduction
(C)hostage
(D)-taking
The likelihood of a crime being could be reduced by the presence of uniformed officers in marked cars.comm
(A)itteddetected
(B)policed
(C)prevented
(D)
Drug target students both as carriers as well as clients. It’s high time for teachers and parents to workagainst and eradicate this evil force.
(A)dieters
(B)dealers
(C)digesters
(D)dispensers
Police investigators across the globe are using from surveillance cameras in their investigations ofcrimes.
(A)heritagefootage
(B)
(C)carriage
(D)passage
Major activities of these criminal gangs include drug trafficking, human smuggling, money , extortionand kidnapping.loitering
(A)
(B)diffusinglaundering
(C)deteriorating
(D)
依據憲法本文規定,下列何者有法律案提案權?
(A)總統
(B)考試院
(C)司法院
(D)監察院
Intelligence analysts collect, review and interpret a range of information from overt and sources, anddeliver valuable analysis.cozy
(A)
(B)covetouscovert
(C)cowhide
(D)
On Saturday, Belgian law enforcement units over 70 youths who smashed shop windows and policevehicles.will be detained
(A)were detained
(B)detaining
(C)detained
(D)
Lock your door immediately upon entering the vehicle. Make this your first action even before you put the key inthe .dashboard
(A)ignition
(B)speedometer
(C)steering wheel
(D)
In the United States, scholars estimate that somewhere between 42 and 55 percent of suspects confess to a crimeduring .
(A)incarceration
(B)confiscation
(C)conflagration
(D)interrogation
One of the main roles of the police is to detect and investigate crimes and help offenders.persecute
(A)prosecute
(B)insinuate
(C)appl
(D)aud請依下文回答第41 題至第45 題:The type of activity police investigators engage in and material gathered 41 , depending on whetherinvestigations use the reactive or proactive method. 42 , they all go through similar stages.Every investigation is different and may require a different route through the process, e.g., in some cases theidentity of the offender is known 43 and the investigation quickly enters the suspect management phase. 44 ,the identity of the offender may never be known or is discovered only after further investigation.When receiving reports, counter staff should ensure that 45 record, retain and reveal all material and pass itto the investigating officer.
Officers shall not consume any intoxicating beverage while on unless authorized by a supervisor.responsibility
(A)accountability
(B)capability
(C)duty
(D)
varies
(A)
(B)vibrates
(C)vaporizes
(D)vanishes
A car driver who causes a car accident may face civil and criminal, depending on thecircumstances.assaults
(A)licenses
(B)penalties
(C)opposites
(D)
Therefore
(A)As a result
(B)As a matter of fact
(C)However
(D)
The exception derives from the interests in officer safety and evidence that are typically implicatedin arrest situation.preservation
(A)prevention
(B)d
(C)istraction
(D)distribution
in the end
(A)from the outset
(B)without doubt
(C)out of necessity
(D)
is a formal written accusation of a crime, which is presented to a court for prosecution against theaccused person.Indictment
(A)Conviction
(B)Subpoena
(C)Summon
(D)
At last
(A)In others
(B)For
(C)thisSince then
(D)
A new form of identification relies on DNA, which carries the information of each person.electric
(A)genetic
(B)psychological
(C)mental
(D)
their
(A)those
(B)they
(C)the
(D)se請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題:A psychologist suspected that there were subtle cues that were influencing the police questioning process ininterviewing eyewitnesses, which causes misremember. She watched videotape after videotape of witness interviews,looking for these cues but she couldn’t see anything. There were so many activities in each interview—all the facialexpressions, the different ways the questions were posed, the fluctuating emotions—that she couldn’t detect anypatterns.So she came up with an idea: she made a list of a few elements she would focus on—the questioners’ tone, thefacial expressions of the witness, and how close the witness and the questioner were sitting to each other. Then sheremoved any information that would distract her from those elements. She turned down the volume on the television,so instead of hearing words, all she could detect was the tone of the questioner’s voice. She taped a sheet of paperover the questioner’s face, so all she could see was the witnesses’ expressions. She held a tape measure to the screento measure their distance from each other.And once she started studying these specific elements, patterns leapt out. She saw that witnesses whomisremembered facts usually were questioned by cops who used a gentle, friendly tone. When witnesses smiled more,or sat closer to the person asking the questions, they were more likely to misremember.
Officials said that diplomats do not enjoy from criminal prosecution on charges of visa fraud.immobility
(A)impediment
(B)i
(C)mminenceimmunity
(D)
Which of the following statements is true according to the passage?Interviewing eyewitnesses is a job better done by a psychologist.
(A)Po
(B)lice interrogation strategy could be enhanced by using videotapes.The questioner’s outfit would affect the witness’s remembering ability.
(C)Witnesses tend to misremember less when facing a stern officer.
(D)
The mission of the prison is to protect society by offenders in the controlled environments ofprisons.confusing
(A)confining
(B)combining
(C)combating
(D)
Which of the following is one of the cues that the study in the passage tries to look for?The eyewitness’s bespectacled face
(A).The eyewitness’s musc
(B)ular motions.The eyewitness’s habit
(C).The eyewitness’s way of posing questions
(D).
During the execution of the warrant, officer must prepare an inventory and verify the property , andmay retain a copy.arrested
(A)terminated
(B)seized
(C)
(D)decoded
Which of the following is best to explain the underlined phrase “a tape measure”?A measurement
(A)taped with marks.A marked measurement to tape things
(B).A tape measured with marks
(C).A tape marked with measurements
(D).
After the 911 attacks in the U.S., the homeland security studies have been initiated.terrorist
(A)scooterist
(B)psychiatrist
(C)tourist
(D)
Which of the following is true about witnesses?They tend to remember things with subtle clues.
(A)They tend to
(B)misremember when interviewed casually.They tend to ignore the obvious but remember the details.
(C)They would be influenced by police interviewing protocol.
(D)
It is dangerous. Do not the fire scene.exhibit
(A)approve
(B)prohibit
(C)approach
(D)
What is the main idea of the passage?Witness memory loss
(A).Police’s cues to improve witnesses’
(B)memory.Disremember
(C)ing process in interviewing witnesses.Finding clues of misremembering
(D).
The police officer in that case stopped a car. The limit over there is 60MPH.
(A)steeringdriving
(B)boarding
(C)speeding
(D)50710-5111051310-51410請依下文回答第52 題至第55 題:The legal doctrine of false light addresses people’s right to not have false or misleading information, whichputs them in a false light, made public. In other words, it deals with the invasion of a person’s privacy bydisseminating false or misleading information, rather than the gathering of information through invasion ofprivacy.Walter leaves his position on the City Council to care for his wife, who has serious health problems. Thesmall town’s local newspaper prints a story about Walter’s resignation, alluding to “anonymous sources” reportingWalter was a little too friendly with the administrative assistants and other women at the office. This led to talkabout whether Walter had an affair. Walter, who is certainly friendly with everyone at the office, never had anaffair, and is terribly embarrassed and indignant over the incident, and the damage to his reputation.Because the newspaper disclosed information that painted Walter in a false light, he may choose to file acivil lawsuit under the tort of false light. In this case, the misleading information was published in the townnewspaper, intentionally, with reckless disregard for the falsity of the information, in exchange for higherreadership.
What is the purpose of the passage?To demonstrate the power of mass media.
(A)To describe the personality of the victim.
(B)To analyze how an affair may happen.
(C)To explain a legal concept.
(D)
What does false light mean?Publication of
(A)incorrect information.Reporting news without permission.
(B)Collection of erotic photos.
(C)Protecting personal privacy
(D).
What does it in the second sentence refer to?Misleading information.
(A)The legal doctrine.
(B)People’s right.
(C)The public.
(D)
According to the passage, which is true about Walter?He is a caring husband.
(A)He loves to share information.
(B)He is the most popular person in the office.
(C)He has been fighting against the newspaper.
(D)請依下文回答第56 題至第60 題:Juvenile delinquents are often defined as children between the ages of 10 and 17 who have committed acriminal act. There are two main types of offenders: repeat offenders and age-specific offenders. Repeat offendersare also known as “life-course 56 offenders.” These juvenile delinquents begin offending or showing othersigns of antisocial behavior during adolescence. Repeat offenders continue to engage in criminal activities oraggressive behaviors57after they enter adulthood. The other type of juvenile delinquent behavior,age-specific offenders, begins during adolescence. 58 the repeat offenders, however, the behaviors of theage-specific offender ends before the minor becomes an adult. The behaviors that a juvenile shows duringadolescence are often a good 59 of the type of offender he will become. While age-specific offenders leavetheir delinquent behavior behind 60 they enter adulthood, they often have more mental health problems,engage in substance abuse, and have greater financial problems than adults who were never delinquent asjuveniles.