An heightened expectation that law enforcement is able to catch all criminals is called __________.
A) the CSI effect
B) unrealistic public goals
C) the Law and Order effect
D) none of these

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The heightened expectation that law enforcement is able to catch all criminals is referred to as the CSI effect, which is the perception among jurors that forensic evidence is always available and conclusive, leading to unrealistic expectations for law enforcement to solve every case. Choices B and C are related, but not specific enough to describe this phenomenon.

An Heightened Expectation That Law Enforcement Is Able to Catch