Exam 14: Order and the Police
Exam 1: Understanding the Police30 Questions
Exam 2: The Early History of Policing30 Questions
Exam 3: The English Roots of American Policing30 Questions
Exam 4: The Evolution of Policing in America31 Questions
Exam 5: Federal and State Police30 Questions
Exam 6: Private and Special-Purpose Police30 Questions
Exam 7: Municipal and Local Police30 Questions
Exam 8: Police Organizations30 Questions
Exam 9: Individuals in Policing: Officers and Supervisors30 Questions
Exam 10: Police Officers30 Questions
Exam 11: Police and Community29 Questions
Exam 12: Law Enforcement and the Police31 Questions
Exam 13: Service and the Police30 Questions
Exam 14: Order and the Police30 Questions
Exam 15: Community Policing: Tying It All Together30 Questions
Exam 16: Controlling the Police30 Questions
Exam 17: Current Trends and Future Issues in Policing30 Questions
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Traditionally, the police have relied on what source to define when disorder has occurred?
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Attempts to control a situation by the issuance of an order is known as definitional regulation.
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Decisions by the police NOT to enforce the law when legal grounds to do so exist are known as:
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Toward the end of the 1970s police agencies were increasingly responding to domestic disturbances as social problems rather than crimes.
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Behavior that threatens the public peace/involves face to face conflict between two or more persons is:
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James Wilson concludes that the ability of police administrators to control officer discretion is greatest in situations involving citizen invoked law enforcement.
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Goldstein was concerned with non- invocation discretion because he viewed it as being:
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Police tend to exercise invocation discretion more frequently than they do non- invocation discretion.
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The importance of order maintenance as a goal or function of the police often limits law enforcement efforts.
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Traditionally, police officers have been reluctant to respond to domestic disturbances because these events were considered to be private.
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To date the results of the Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment have been replicated across the country.
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An officer who prefers to counsel and mediate between disputants in an attempt to maintain order would be identified by Muir as a(n):
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Order maintenance is both the most important and most difficult police function.
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As a result of their ability to choose which laws to enforce when and against whom, Kenneth Davis argued that police are:
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In the 1980s, police agencies began to redefine domestic disturbances as crime and prefer policies of arrest in these cases because:
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Police will arrest citizens in disorderly circumstances if they challenge the officer's authority.
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Arresting citizens who are disrespectful to the police helps establish the authority of the officer.
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In some cases making a legal arrest can actually create disorder.
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The "acid test" of police officer discretionary choices in order maintenance is:
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When both parties to a conflict expect the responding officer to take their side, the officer will generally refuse to intervene.
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