Question 1

The unpredictability of police work and the moral commitment many officers have to the noble cause

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A) undermine accountability. 
B) encourage noble-cause corruption. 
C) are endemic to police organizations. 
D) all of the above 
A) undermine accountability. 
B) encourage noble-cause corruption. 
C) are endemic to police organizations. 
D) all of the above

Question 2

When we say a police department is an upside-down bureaucracy, we mean that

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A) line officers deserve higher salaries than chiefs. 
B) police work has clear, "bottom line" outputs to measure activity. 
C) chiefs have total control over the behavior of line officers. 
D) the organization's values are vested in the decisions made by line officers. 
A) line officers deserve higher salaries than chiefs. 
B) police work has clear, "bottom line" outputs to measure activity. 
C) chiefs have total control over the behavior of line officers. 
D) the organization's values are vested in the decisions made by line officers.

Question 3

Hopkins's war theory of crime control stated that

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A) police believe they are waging a war on crime and that any means are justified to win. 
B) crime is more difficult to control in a country that is at war. 
C) the military should be employed to control crime in certain areas. 
D) police commanders are responsible for crimes committed by their "troops." 
A) police believe they are waging a war on crime and that any means are justified to win. 
B) crime is more difficult to control in a country that is at war. 
C) the military should be employed to control crime in certain areas. 
D) police commanders are responsible for crimes committed by their "troops."

Question 4

External use of oversight to control behavior will cause street-level officers resort to

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The answer of External use of oversight to control behavior...

Question 5

Civil service protections limit the ability of chiefs to hire, reward, or punish officers.

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VII.Forewarned is fo

Question 6

In the twenty-first century, oversight of police behavior has been enhanced by

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A) ethics training. 
B) reality TV shows like "Cops" and "Reno 911." 
C) the widespread use of video cameras and camcorders. 
D) more accurate lie-detector tests. 
A) ethics training. 
B) reality TV shows like "Cops" and "Reno 911." 
C) the widespread use of video cameras and camcorders. 
D) more accurate lie-detector tests.

Question 7

refers to efforts to control the police and hold them responsible for their behavior.

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Police acc

Question 8

It may be impossible to know with certainty if God exists.But if you gamble, and bet on the wrong side, there may be hell to pay.This gamble is known as .

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The answer of It may be impossible to know with...

The unpredictability of police work and the moral commitment many officers have to the noble cause

When we say a police department is an upside-down bureaucracy, we mean that

Hopkins's war theory of crime control stated that

External use of oversight to control behavior will cause street-level officers resort to

Civil service protections limit the ability of chiefs to hire, reward, or punish officers.

In the twenty-first century, oversight of police behavior has been enhanced by

refers to efforts to control the police and hold them responsible for their behavior.

It may be impossible to know with certainty if God exists.But if you gamble, and bet on the wrong side, there may be hell to pay.This gamble is known as .

Value-Based Decision Making: Understanding the Ethics of Noble Cause

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The Social Psychology of Cops Values

From Economic to Noble-Cause Corruption

Stress, Organizational Accountability, and the Noble Cause

Ethics and the Means-Ends Dilemma

Police Culture, Ends Orientation, and Noble-Cause Corruption

Policing Citizens, Policing Communities: Toward an Ethic of Negotiated Order

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Exam 3: Values and Administrative Dilemmas

The unpredictability of police work and the moral commitment many officers have to the noble cause

When we say a police department is an upside-down bureaucracy, we mean that

Hopkins's war theory of crime control stated that

External use of oversight to control behavior will cause street-level officers resort to

Civil service protections limit the ability of chiefs to hire, reward, or punish officers.

In the twenty-first century, oversight of police behavior has been enhanced by

refers to efforts to control the police and hold them responsible for their behavior.

It may be impossible to know with certainty if God exists.But if you gamble, and bet on the wrong side, there may be hell to pay.This gamble is known as .

Value-Based Decision Making: Understanding the Ethics of Noble Cause

Values, Hiring, and Early Organizational Experiences

The Social Psychology of Cops Values

From Economic to Noble-Cause Corruption

Stress, Organizational Accountability, and the Noble Cause

Ethics and the Means-Ends Dilemma

Police Culture, Ends Orientation, and Noble-Cause Corruption

Policing Citizens, Policing Communities: Toward an Ethic of Negotiated Order

The Stakes

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