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Download full textBachand, Donald J.; Brahce, Carl I. – 1984
Criminologists and gerontologists have reported increases in crimes perpetrated by elderly persons, but arrest data do not necessarily reflect this trend, due to failure to prosecute. To explore the influence of age, sex, race, and offense type on arrest and prosecution outcomes, Detroit Police Department arrest and case disposition data (1981),…
Descriptors: Age Differences, Crime, Criminal Law, Criminals
Anderson, Paul S.; Alexander, Diane – 1986
The Multi-Digit (MDT) testing procedure is a computer-scored testing innovation conceptualized in 1982. It is fully compatible with multiple choice and true/false tests well suited for the testing of discreet terms and concepts such as in fill-in-the-blank examinations. The student reads the question and selects the appropriate response from an…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Testing, Computer Software, Criminal Law, Higher Education
