Exam 17: Current Trends and Future Issues in Policing

Law Enforcement Accreditation Standards require police agencies to adopt specific policies.

The very complexity of policing limits an ability to predict police outcomes.

The U.S. Supreme Court essentially rewrote police deadly force policies with its decision in Tennessee v. Garner

Thus far, the number of police departments achieving accreditation is approximately:

Police unions typically represent the concerns of police officers at a national level.

One result of computerization in policing has been to increase the burden on officers to:

The future of policing in America may involve greater uniformity in policing as a result of:

Policing occurs on two levels, the street or practice level, and:

Community policing entails:

Police unions originated with the successful strike by Boston police officers in 1919.