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A public officer within a jurisdiction representing the citizenry of a state or county who charges and prosecutes and individual for a crime is known as the: District attorney According to James Q. Wilson, the service style is most often found in: Surban, middle-
class areas According to James Q. Wilson, the watchman style is most often found in:
Urban areas or areas with a high crime rate
CompStat relies heavily on: Geographic information systems (GIS) and timely and accuarte intelligence
During the 1960s, money was made available from Law Enforcement Assistance Act (LEAA) to start junior college and university criminal justice programs.
Following World War II, more women were hired as police officers, and they were responsible for working specifically with what category of offenders? Juvenile offenders
One of the major conclusions of the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Study was that: Routine preventive patrol in marked police cars does not appear to affect levels of crime, fear of crime, or public satisfaction with police service. Particularly after 1965, the hallmark of attempts to promote police professionalization centered on: Education Police officers, in order to justify their actions in stopping citizens, often use the ________ argument to make discretionary stops. Reasonable suspicion Private groups and public interest organizations, such as the ACLU, have been involved
in attacking:
Prohibition was established by passage of the:
The ________ described how investigations in major metropolitan police agencies were
organized and managed. This study recommended a larger role for police officers in conducting preliminary investigations.
The crime analysis technique that involves a graphic portrayal of associations and relationships among people is:
The crime analysis technique that involves a tabular display of reported crimes within a given pattern of time and/or location is:
The crime analysis technique that involves the study of crime and/or social problems in a specific area is:
The four-step, problem-solving methodology referred to as SARA stands for:
The legal status of a county sheriff is unique in which two ways?
The legalistic style of law enforcement is found in:
The Pendleton Act of 1883 sought to eliminate:
The philosophy of community policing is based on two perspectives:
The purpose of crime analysis is to:
The theory of crime that argues that crime increases in neighborhoods where visible signs of social decay are present and not cleaned up is:
What is the average tenure of police chiefs?
What is the name of the first full-time police agency in London?
What U.S. Supreme Court decision banned the use of illegally seized evidence in criminal cases by the states?
What U.S. Supreme Court decision further required that legal counsel be appointed for all indigent felony defendants?
Which of the following has increased the distrust between police and citizens?
Which of the following was an impact on policing that resulted from WWII?
Who is the father of modern law enforcement?
You are a police officer whose department emphasizes that few crime incidents are isolated, but rather they may be a part of a wider set of urban phenomena. You are probably working in a department whose philosophy is driven what approach to policing?
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