Which of the following has a long history of being shaped and influenced by high profile cases that receive a lot of media attention?

Killers that tend to be more impulsive and select victims more randomly are called:

Russell Weston (the “Capitol Shooter”) believed that “Black Heva” (a disease) was taking over the planet.  He believed that the judge in his case was part of this conspiracy and that the judge and prosecution would try to place cannibals on the jury.  He was found incompetent to stand trial because:

Describe the approach of geographic profiling.

Volitional capacity refers to the defendant:

What percent of incompetent defendants eventually have their competence to stand trial restored?

1) What tools are usually used to evaluate competency to stand trial? 2) Describe the tools that may be more effective at evaluating competency to stand trial.  That is, what kind of questions might they ask? Label your response 1) and 2).

The modern conception of competency to stand trial was defined by the Supreme Court in the case of:

What is the main role of T-helper (CD4+) cells in the immune response?

The use of cAMP as a second messenger in signal transduction is common in many cells. Generally, the process of signal transduction using heterotrimeric G-proteins can be described as an eight-step process.  Choose the correct statements and bring the steps into the correct order from beginning to last! BE CAREFUL, not all statements are needed, you have to read carefully! 1) Gα(GTP) binds to adenylate cyclase and activates the enzyme 2) Gβγ(GTP) binds to adenylate cyclase and activates the enzyme 3) The intrinsic hydrolase activity of Gα converts GTP to GDP, Gα(GDP)is formed 4) The intrinsic hydrolase activity of Gβγ converts GTP to GDP, Gβγ(GDP)is formed 5) Binding of the hormone to the G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) 6) Gα(GDP) and Gβγ reform the initial heterotrimeric G protein and the cycle can begin again 7) Gβγ(GDP) and Gα reform the initial heterotrimeric G protein and the cycle can begin again 8) The heterotrimeric G protein falls apart into Gα(GTP) and Gβγ 9) The heterotrimeric G protein falls apart into Gα and Gβγ(GTP) 10) Adenylate cyclase catalyzes the synthesis of cAMP from ATP 11) Adenylate cyclase catalyzes the synthesis of cAMP from AMP 12) The heterotrimeric G protein is activated and the Gα subunit exchanges its bound GDP for GTP 13) The heterotrimeric G protein is activated and the Gβγ subunit exchanges its bound GDP for GTP 14) Gα(GDP) dissociates from adenylate cyclase, which deactivates the enzyme 15) Gβγ(GDP) dissociates from adenylate cyclase, which deactivates the enzyme