Question 1

_________________ established the formation of proprietary security forces for the railroads.

Accepted Answer

The Railwa

Question 2

Even though there was enough crime to justify forming a civil police force, most people did not want a formal, professional force because it was a threat to their freedom and:

Accepted Answer

A)  it was too formal 
B)  it was too costly 
C)  it was too much like France 
D)  it could not be done quickly 
A)  it was too formal 
B)  it was too costly 
C)  it was too much like France 
D)  it could not be done quickly

Question 3

According to the Law Commission of Canada, four core principles ought to support both public and private policing.Which of the following is not one of those four core principles?

Accepted Answer

A)  justice 
B)  equality 
C)  accountability 
D)  due process 
A)  justice 
B)  equality 
C)  accountability 
D)  due process

Question 4

The Thief Takers were authorized by the king and were paid for each criminal they apprehended.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Henry Fielding, a Magistrate in 18th century England, is credited with laying the foundation for the first modern private security agency.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

In December of 2004, President Bush signed the Intelligence Reform Bill and included the Private Security Officer Employment Authorization Act.This allowed employers to request what information about potential employees?

Accepted Answer

A)  immigration and Naturalization information about foreign applicants 
B)  vehicle registration and Drivers License information 
C)  confirmation of Citizenship 
D)  criminal background checks 
A)  immigration and Naturalization information about foreign applicants 
B)  vehicle registration and Drivers License information 
C)  confirmation of Citizenship 
D)  criminal background checks

Question 7

Despite the presence of law enforcement officials in the colonies, law enforcement was still the responsibility of the Crown.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Ethical considerations in the security profession have risen to become one of the key issues facing the field today.Why is it important to employ ethical professionals? What might the consequences be if someone is not ethical? Explain in detail.

Accepted Answer

It is important to employ ethical profes

Question 9

Some warn that private security officers are not accountable because they are not bound by the:

Accepted Answer

A)  decisions of the U.S.Supreme Court regarding civil liberties issues, such as Miranda 
B)  Use of Force Rule 
C)  Habeas Corpus Rule 
D)  "Common Law" 
A)  decisions of the U.S.Supreme Court regarding civil liberties issues, such as Miranda 
B)  Use of Force Rule 
C)  Habeas Corpus Rule 
D)  "Common Law"

_________________ established the formation of proprietary security forces for the railroads.

Even though there was enough crime to justify forming a civil police force, most people did not want a formal, professional force because it was a threat to their freedom and:

According to the Law Commission of Canada, four core principles ought to support both public and private policing.Which of the following is not one of those four core principles?

The Thief Takers were authorized by the king and were paid for each criminal they apprehended.

Henry Fielding, a Magistrate in 18th century England, is credited with laying the foundation for the first modern private security agency.

In December of 2004, President Bush signed the Intelligence Reform Bill and included the Private Security Officer Employment Authorization Act.This allowed employers to request what information about potential employees?

Despite the presence of law enforcement officials in the colonies, law enforcement was still the responsibility of the Crown.

Ethical considerations in the security profession have risen to become one of the key issues facing the field today.Why is it important to employ ethical professionals? What might the consequences be if someone is not ethical? Explain in detail.

Some warn that private security officers are not accountable because they are not bound by the:

The Business of the Private Security Industry

Private Security Concepts, Tools, and Systems Integration or Convergence

Private Security Law

Premise Security

Retail Security and Loss Prevention

Personal Security

Employment-Related Security

Information and Computer Security

Investigative Security

Surveillance and Undercover Operations

Public and Private Partnerships for Security

Homeland Security

Homeland Security and Terrorism: Understanding the Threat and Countermeasures

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Exam 1: The History and Professionalization of Private Security

_________________ established the formation of proprietary security forces for the railroads.

Even though there was enough crime to justify forming a civil police force, most people did not want a formal, professional force because it was a threat to their freedom and:

According to the Law Commission of Canada, four core principles ought to support both public and private policing.Which of the following is not one of those four core principles?

The Thief Takers were authorized by the king and were paid for each criminal they apprehended.

Henry Fielding, a Magistrate in 18th century England, is credited with laying the foundation for the first modern private security agency.

In December of 2004, President Bush signed the Intelligence Reform Bill and included the Private Security Officer Employment Authorization Act.This allowed employers to request what information about potential employees?

Despite the presence of law enforcement officials in the colonies, law enforcement was still the responsibility of the Crown.

Ethical considerations in the security profession have risen to become one of the key issues facing the field today.Why is it important to employ ethical professionals? What might the consequences be if someone is not ethical? Explain in detail.

Some warn that private security officers are not accountable because they are not bound by the:

The Business of the Private Security Industry

Private Security Concepts, Tools, and Systems Integration or Convergence

Private Security Law

Premise Security

Retail Security and Loss Prevention

Personal Security

Employment-Related Security

Information and Computer Security

Investigative Security

Surveillance and Undercover Operations

Public and Private Partnerships for Security

Homeland Security

Homeland Security and Terrorism: Understanding the Threat and Countermeasures

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