Exam 12: Deviance,ethics,and

A police officer approached another officer with an offer to sell a car that was confiscated in a drug bust.What is this an example of?

Which of the following was the first to create reports that led to greater police accountability for misconduct?

An officer using his power to engage in crime is known as police corruption.

Being a good officer means to make many ________ and to catch criminals,but the officer may not be a good person.

Most of the rampant corruption in the past has subsided.

Describe the exclusionary rule and fruit of the poisonous tree.

A police department,ordered by federal court,stops all improprieties.This is called consent decree.

________ of authority is the catchall category for other inappropriate conduct that does not necessarily amount to crime,deviance,or corruption.

Your friend just bragged to you that his speeding ticket was "lost" by a friend who was a police officer.What is this an example of?

A good officer is more than likely a good person.

Which of the following categories would manhandling the suspect more than necessary for the situation fall under?

You own a donut shop and often provide police officers with a free morning cup of coffee.What is this an example of?

Compare and contrast civilian input,civilian monitor,and civilian review.

Things of value accepted by an officer are ________.

Pittsburgh was the first to enter into a ________ decree.

A police officer on your task force has been acting strange lately and an investigation found that he has been taking drugs from an evidence locker for his own personal use.What is this an example of?

Officers rarely offer a false testimony for personal gain.

Define and describe the concept of state tort liability and the two types of state tort claims that matter in the law enforcement context.

________,along with his colleagues,identified three elements of abuse of authority.

An officer who seeks to use their position for personal gain is called a rogue.