1. What changed about criminological theory during the 1980s? a. What is the ideology that guides contemporary criminal-legal policy?
b. What are the hallmarks of conservative theorizing?
What designates a perspective as "conservative" (two parts)?
c.

What was the effect of the supreme court’s ruling in citizens united v. federal election commission? a. it removed limitations on corporate funding of political broadcasts. b. it removed all limits on campaign contributions by interest groups. c. it prohibited corporations and businesses from contributing to political campaigns. d. it prohibited interest groups from contributing to individual candidates.

Which of the following developments during the 1780s produced the strongest calls for a new national constitution and government? a.disrespect and abuse toward americans by foreign powersb.political disputes between tories and whigsc.economic chaos in the nationod.failure of states to cooperate with congress

What do floor leaders in congress do