Exam 5: Problems and Solutions

Because there are more stolen vehicles than murders in most jurisdictions, law enforcement agencies use more resources and time toinvestigate stolen vehicles than murders.

(True/False)

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Question 21

________is the genetic material found in the cells of all living things.

(Short Answer)

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Question 22

DNA taken from a crime scene may soon be able toprovide law enforcement with a physical description of a suspect.

(True/False)

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Question 23

Discuss police subculture and how police officers become socialized. What are the rituals that are part of a police officer's acceptance, and even embrace, of the police subculture?

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Question 24

Define community policing and explain how it is applied by modern police departments .

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Question 25

T he smallest stretch of area that a police officer or group of police officers regularly patrols is referred toas a ______

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 26

A ____is the smallest stretch that a police officer or group of police officers regularly patrol.

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Question 27

Residents of minority communities often feel that they are the targets of ____________ by law enforcement. In other words, they feel that police subject them toscrutiny mainly because of the neighborhood in which they live or the color of their skin.

(Short Answer)

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Question 28

Time elapsed between the instant a call for service is received and the instant a police officer arrives on the scene, otherwise referred toas ____time , has become a benchmark for police efficiency.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 29

Police response time is a benchmark used for police efficiency.

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Question 30

According toyour authors, which of the following is NoT a purpose of police patrol?

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Question 31

Community-oriented policing is a philosophy that requires police toidentify potential criminal activity and develop strategies toprevent or respond tothat activity.

(True/False)

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Question 32

W hich type of patrol doofficers make the rounds of a specific area with the purpose of carrying out the various patrol functions?

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Question 33

Because of the justification defense referred toas _ , police officers are limited in what they can dotoconvince the target of an undercover operation toparticipate in an illegal activity.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 34

Police officers whoaccept free gifts from citizens or business owners are said tobe engaging in a form of passive corruption known as __________

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 35

After a crime has been committed and the patrol officer has gathered preliminary information from a crime scene, the responsibility of identifying the offender is delegated tothe _______

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 36

An area that is concentrated with high criminal activity towhich there is a directed police response is a _____

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 37

The four categories of ethical dilemmas involve discretion, duty, honesty, and____ .

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Question 38

Directed patrol strategies are alsoknown as preventive patrol.

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Question 39

Which of the following is defined as "a metaphorical term used torefer tothe value placed on secrecy and the general mistrust of the outside world shared by many police officers"?

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Because there are more stolen vehicles than murders in most jurisdictions, law enforcement agencies use more resources and time toinvestigate stolen vehicles than murders.

________is the genetic material found in the cells of all living things.

DNA taken from a crime scene may soon be able toprovide law enforcement with a physical description of a suspect.

Discuss police subculture and how police officers become socialized. What are the rituals that are part of a police officer's acceptance, and even embrace, of the police subculture?

Define community policing and explain how it is applied by modern police departments .

T he smallest stretch of area that a police officer or group of police officers regularly patrols is referred toas a ______

A ____is the smallest stretch that a police officer or group of police officers regularly patrol.

Residents of minority communities often feel that they are the targets of ____________ by law enforcement. In other words, they feel that police subject them toscrutiny mainly because of the neighborhood in which they live or the color of their skin.

Time elapsed between the instant a call for service is received and the instant a police officer arrives on the scene, otherwise referred toas ____time , has become a benchmark for police efficiency.

Police response time is a benchmark used for police efficiency.

According toyour authors, which of the following is NoT a purpose of police patrol?

Community-oriented policing is a philosophy that requires police toidentify potential criminal activity and develop strategies toprevent or respond tothat activity.

W hich type of patrol doofficers make the rounds of a specific area with the purpose of carrying out the various patrol functions?

Because of the justification defense referred toas _ , police officers are limited in what they can dotoconvince the target of an undercover operation toparticipate in an illegal activity.

Police officers whoaccept free gifts from citizens or business owners are said tobe engaging in a form of passive corruption known as __________

After a crime has been committed and the patrol officer has gathered preliminary information from a crime scene, the responsibility of identifying the offender is delegated tothe _______

An area that is concentrated with high criminal activity towhich there is a directed police response is a _____

The four categories of ethical dilemmas involve discretion, duty, honesty, and____ .

Directed patrol strategies are alsoknown as preventive patrol.

Which of the following is defined as "a metaphorical term used torefer tothe value placed on secrecy and the general mistrust of the outside world shared by many police officers"?

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Exam 5: Problems and Solutions

Because there are more stolen vehicles than murders in most jurisdictions, law enforcement agencies use more resources and time toinvestigate stolen vehicles than murders. ​

________is the genetic material found in the cells of all living things. ​

DNA taken from a crime scene may soon be able toprovide law enforcement with a physical description of a suspect. ​

Discuss police subculture and how police officers become socialized. What are the rituals that are part of a police officer's acceptance, and even embrace, of the police subculture? ​

Define community policing and explain how it is applied by modern police departments . ​

T he smallest stretch of area that a police officer or group of police officers regularly patrols is referred toas a ______ ​

A ____is the smallest stretch that a police officer or group of police officers regularly patrol. ​

Residents of minority communities often feel that they are the targets of ____________ by law enforcement. In other words, they feel that police subject them toscrutiny mainly because of the neighborhood in which they live or the color of their skin. ​

Time elapsed between the instant a call for service is received and the instant a police officer arrives on the scene, otherwise referred toas ____time , has become a benchmark for police efficiency. ​

Police response time is a benchmark used for police efficiency. ​

According toyour authors, which of the following is NoT a purpose of police patrol? ​

Community-oriented policing is a philosophy that requires police toidentify potential criminal activity and develop strategies toprevent or respond tothat activity. ​

W hich type of patrol doofficers make the rounds of a specific area with the purpose of carrying out the various patrol functions? ​

Because of the justification defense referred toas _____ ____, police officers are limited in what they can dotoconvince the target of an undercover operation toparticipate in an illegal activity. ​

Police officers whoaccept free gifts from citizens or business owners are said tobe engaging in a form of passive corruption known as __________ ​

After a crime has been committed and the patrol officer has gathered preliminary information from a crime scene, the responsibility of identifying the offender is delegated tothe _______ ​

An area that is concentrated with high criminal activity towhich there is a directed police response is a _____ ​

The four categories of ethical dilemmas involve discretion, duty, honesty, and____ . ​

Directed patrol strategies are alsoknown as preventive patrol. ​

Which of the following is defined as "a metaphorical term used torefer tothe value placed on secrecy and the general mistrust of the outside world shared by many police officers"? ​

Criminal Justice Today

Measuring and Explaining Crime

Inside Criminal Law

Law Enforcement Today

Police and the Constitution

Courts and the Quest for Justice

Pretrial Procedures and the Criminal Trial

Punishment and Sentencing

Probation, Parole, and Intermediate Sanctions

Prisons and Jails

The Prison Experience and Prisoner Reentry

The Juvenile Justice System

Crucial Issues in Criminal Justice

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Because there are more stolen vehicles than murders in most jurisdictions, law enforcement agencies use more resources and time toinvestigate stolen vehicles than murders.

________is the genetic material found in the cells of all living things.

DNA taken from a crime scene may soon be able toprovide law enforcement with a physical description of a suspect.

Discuss police subculture and how police officers become socialized. What are the rituals that are part of a police officer's acceptance, and even embrace, of the police subculture?

Define community policing and explain how it is applied by modern police departments .

T he smallest stretch of area that a police officer or group of police officers regularly patrols is referred toas a ______

A ____is the smallest stretch that a police officer or group of police officers regularly patrol.

Residents of minority communities often feel that they are the targets of ____________ by law enforcement. In other words, they feel that police subject them toscrutiny mainly because of the neighborhood in which they live or the color of their skin.

Time elapsed between the instant a call for service is received and the instant a police officer arrives on the scene, otherwise referred toas ____time , has become a benchmark for police efficiency.

Police response time is a benchmark used for police efficiency.

According toyour authors, which of the following is NoT a purpose of police patrol?

Community-oriented policing is a philosophy that requires police toidentify potential criminal activity and develop strategies toprevent or respond tothat activity.

W hich type of patrol doofficers make the rounds of a specific area with the purpose of carrying out the various patrol functions?

Because of the justification defense referred toas _ , police officers are limited in what they can dotoconvince the target of an undercover operation toparticipate in an illegal activity.

Police officers whoaccept free gifts from citizens or business owners are said tobe engaging in a form of passive corruption known as __________

After a crime has been committed and the patrol officer has gathered preliminary information from a crime scene, the responsibility of identifying the offender is delegated tothe _______

An area that is concentrated with high criminal activity towhich there is a directed police response is a _____

The four categories of ethical dilemmas involve discretion, duty, honesty, and____ .

Directed patrol strategies are alsoknown as preventive patrol.

Which of the following is defined as "a metaphorical term used torefer tothe value placed on secrecy and the general mistrust of the outside world shared by many police officers"?