Exam 12: Partnerships for Crime Prevention

The underlying philosophy of ________ is to encourage interaction and cooperation between police officers, residents, community groups, and other agencies to solve problems.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of a successful partnership?

The key to Boston's Operation Ceasefire was pulling levers.

The use of landlords, health codes, and zoning regulations in place of the criminal court to deal with problem properties defines:

Problem-oriented policing means approaching issues and problems differently based on the uniqueness of each situation.

Citizen interaction is the cornerstone of the CAPS program and the police meet with neighborhood residents to engender meaningful interaction.

Functions that do not deal with an immediate criminal action involve:

The emphasis of community policing should be on:

Civil abatement procedures seek to involve landlords, citizens, health departments, zoning boards, and city/county attorneys in the application of civil (and sometimes criminal) codes.

The Crime and Disorder Act mandated which of the following?

The emphasis on crime control is perhaps the most important element of community policing.

Which of the following is NOT considered an essential element of community policing?

According to the text, PSN stands for:

Business Improvement Districts may pay for private security, CCTV, lighting, marketing, area repairs, graffiti removal, and sanitation.

The evaluation of the Oakland SMART program found:

Evaluations of the Community-Wide Approach to Gang Prevention, Intervention, and Suppression Program found all but which of the following?

According to the text, community policing is nothing more than simple police-community relations.

The core of Boston's Operation Ceasefire can be summarized under the term:

SARA stands for:

Key aspects of the Chicago Alternative Police Strategy include all but which of the following?