Exam 5: Police

The recognition that the control of crime cannot rest solely with the police illustrates the idea of​

Which function of policing do you think is most likely to help reduce crime? Provide some examples of how this function would reach this goal.

Native American tribes are separate,sovereign nations with a significant degree of legal autonomy within the United States.

The international criminal police organization through which countries cooperate in investigating crimes,especially situations in which lawbreakers have crossed international borders or participated in multicountry criminal activities,is​

The ____________________ system required that groups of 10 families agree to uphold the law.

The watchman style of policing stresses order maintenance.

Kasey is a FBI agent and has worked in the department for six years. Prior to her tenure with the FBI, she worked for her local city police department for four years. She plans to retire from the FBI within 20 years. Kasey has had the opportunity to work in various capacities while working for the FBI, such as fighting terrorism and violent crime. -Kasey worked for her local city police department before becoming an FBI agent.While working for the city police department,Kasey worked for which type of law enforcement agency?​

A police function that is a broad mandate to prevent behavior that disturbs the peace or involves face-to-face conflict is called​

Explain the duties and priorities of the FBI.

The United States has no national police force.

The roots of American policing lie in the French legal tradition.

After September 11,2001,the FBI changed its priorities to include protecting the United States from terrorist attack.

Adrian has worked for two different municipal police department in the course of his career due to a career move his wife made, which forced Adrian to move to a new state. Adrian worked for the first department for 10 years. He enjoyed his position very much. He felt very comfortable with his sergeant all they way up to the chief. They ran a very professional department and executed many arrests for misdemeanors and traffic violations. When Adrian switched to the department in his new state, he noticed a very different style of policing. He was working in a nice suburban area, which required him to answer calls that, he felt, were more social-service-type calls. This new department forced him to develop a new style of policing. -Adrian mentions how he felt comfortable with his supervisors from the lowest rung to the highest rung.This is known as the​

Adrian has worked for two different municipal police department in the course of his career due to a career move his wife made, which forced Adrian to move to a new state. Adrian worked for the first department for 10 years. He enjoyed his position very much. He felt very comfortable with his sergeant all they way up to the chief. They ran a very professional department and executed many arrests for misdemeanors and traffic violations. When Adrian switched to the department in his new state, he noticed a very different style of policing. He was working in a nice suburban area, which required him to answer calls that, he felt, were more social-service-type calls. This new department forced him to develop a new style of policing. -Adrian's second department requires that officers are sensitive to the community that they serve.This is an example of the _______ style of law enforcement?​

Before the 1970s,police departments treated domestic violence as a serious criminal matter.

When police arrest subway fare beaters,loiterers,and panhandlers,they are focusing on​

________ policing may lead to a greater willingness of residents of minority neighborhoods to report crimes and assist investigations.

The director of the FBI from 1924 to 1972 who was responsible for its prominence was ____________________.

The professional model of police argues that officers should use technology.

Which of the following is true concerning police policy?