Exam 5: Police

The FBI is located within the U.S. Department of ____________________.

The political era of policing was characterized by

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. The first department that Adrian worked for required him to work for arrests and uphold the letter of the law.  This is an example of the _____ style of law enforcement.

The police can enforce every law and catch every lawbreaker if they have the resources.

The political policing era relied heavily on patronage.

Which of the following is not an element of the model of professional policing?

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

In England, when groups of families agreed to uphold the law, keep order, and bring violators to a court, this was called the

Which of the following areas is not a priority of the FBI?

Which person or organization has the most discretion with how the law is applied or interpreted on the scene?

The Crime Stoppers Program is designed to enlist public help in solving crimes.

In 1285 in England, what was the system of policing called?

_______ are the gateway through which information and individuals enter the justice system.

The ____________________ era of policing involved close ties between elected officials and police.

The community policing model argues that it is easy to improve the percentage of crimes solved.

The _________________________ model focuses on serving the people rather than the strict crime-fighting philosophy of prior eras.

Laws regulating disorderly conduct deal with clear-cut situations.

The community-based model of policing occurred between

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?

Kasey is a FBI agent and has worked in the department for 6 years.  Prior to her tenure with the FBI, she worked for her local city police department for 4 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 is employed by the FBI; therefore she works for what type of law enforcement agency?