6. All of the following acts qualify as a white collar crime EXCEPT for which one? A. a bank teller robbing the First National bank B. a police officer taking $100 to refrain from writing a speeding ticket C. an executive writing off the corporation's million-dollar fine as investment capital D. a businessperson classifying parking tickets as job hunting expenses on an income tax return 7. What are the two most significant "anchoring devices" that insulate a person from a life of crime and imprisonment? A. a good lawyer and big expense account B. neighborhood and income C. race and ethnicity D. marriage and education 8. The percentage of former prisoners who are rearrested is known as A. reimprisonment B. recidivism C. three-strike law D. criminal justice 9. How a society treats its deviants is one measure of how humane it is. What would an examination of prisons and mental hospitals in the United States suggest regarding this standard? A. The United States is the most humane society in the world. B. Prisons are a last resort in dealing with deviants. C. U.S. prisons emphasize prisoner rehabilitation and mental hospitals cure the mentally ill. D. They are both used as warehouse for the unwanted. 10. When employers use diplomas and degrees to determine who is eligible for jobs, even through the diploma or degree may be irrelevant to the actual work, it becomes a society. A. fiduciary B. bifurcated C. credential D. bureaucratic (