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True-False questions



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Question 1.
Civil law and criminal law are virtually the same with the only difference being in the sentence awarded by the court.


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Question 2.
Throughout recorded history prostitution has been condemned as a moral blight on society.


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Question 3.
Because criminal law clearly prohibits prostitution and communities see that these laws are enforced prostitution dos not qualify as a social problem in the United States.

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Question 4.
Call girls are at the top of tier level of prostitution.


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Question 5.
Many people drift in and out of prostitution, considering it temporary work between full-time jobs or as part-time work while attending school.


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Question 6.
Conflict analysts using a liberal feminist framework believe that prostitution should be decriminalized.


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Question 7.
There are clear standards of what constitutes pornography and who should have access to it.


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Question 8.
The terms obscenity and erotica are virtually identical when referring to sexually explicit material.


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Question 9.
Research on pornography consistently suggests it is a catalyst to sex crimes and the degradation of women.


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Question 10.
The Communications Decency Act of 1996 sets the standard for what is considered as sexually offensive on the Internet and for pornographic material that is shipped interstate.

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