Exam 9: Policing in the Modern Era
Exam 1: Origins and Evolution of American Policing 63 Questions
Exam 2: Policing in the American Context60 Questions
Exam 3: Law Enforcement Agencies and Their Organizations63 Questions
Exam 4: Becoming a Cop47 Questions
Exam 5: Police Subculture57 Questions
Exam 6: Police Discretion and Behavior50 Questions
Exam 7: Core Police Functions65 Questions
Exam 8: Community Policing and Community Involvement71 Questions
Exam 9: Policing in the Modern Era70 Questions
Exam 10: Policing and the Law72 Questions
Exam 11: Civil Liability and Accountability72 Questions
Exam 12: Deviance,ethics,and71 Questions
Exam 13: The Use of Force72 Questions
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An intelligence-gathering unit created collaboratively to provide aid to various agencies is a ________ center.
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Intelligence-led policing takes policing down a level to be "back to the basics" and use traditional methods that have proven worthy in the past.
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Define and differentiate community policing and problem-oriented policing.
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You are looking for a particular criminal and want to locate him based on the crimes that have been connected to him.Which of the following would help you?
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The ________ is an interactive simulation device for training police.
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Which of the following sources of intelligence would include interviews and interrogations?
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The IACP has described its Taking Command Initiative as "nonaggressive."
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You are an officer working in the intelligence process with information about a potential bomb threat.You take in information that has been reported from different sources so far and put it together to create a coherent picture.Which step of the intelligence process are you working on?
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Which of the following step-by-step processes was created to provide suggestions for improved intelligence gathering for law enforcement agencies?
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Boundaryless policing refers to the efforts to share crime and terrorism related intelligence.
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Explain the effect September 11,2001,had on community policing,using examples of change.
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Criminal investigation is part of the ________ gathering process of a crime scene.
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Combining geographic data with police report data and then displaying the information a map is an effective way to analyze where,how and why crime occurs,and this is known as a:
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The goal-oriented strategic management process that deals with operational strategy is called which of the following?
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As a patrol officer in New York,which of the following would you rely on for information on some people you suspect to be gang members?
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Which of the following is a geographic profiling system that would be used to access sex offender registries?
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You just graduated from college with a criminal justice degree and a minor in two foreign languages.You want to work for the FBI in the Counterterrorism Division.You had an interview and they told you they had an opening for you that would allow you to travel around the country to field officers to provide analytic support using your knowledge of foreign language.Which division would this describe?
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Which of the following would be a characteristic of Compstat,but not intelligence-led policing?
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