Question 1

Where used,bait vehicles account for what amount of auto-theft arrests?

Accepted Answer

A)  minuscule 
B)  significant proportion 
C)  majority 
D)  nearly all 
A)  minuscule 
B)  significant proportion 
C)  majority 
D)  nearly all A

Question 2

Suppressible street crime includes the offense of

Accepted Answer

A)  larceny from a motor vehicle. 
B)  acquaintance rape. 
C)  embezzlement. 
D)  domestic violence. 
A)  larceny from a motor vehicle. 
B)  acquaintance rape. 
C)  embezzlement. 
D)  domestic violence. A

Question 3

Sherman's analysis of the effects on the surrounding neighborhood of court-authorized drug house raids indicates that

Accepted Answer

A)  they were highly effective in improving the neighborhood. 
B)  no measurable effect occurred. 
C)  they were effective only if arrests were made. 
D)  improvement occurred but decayed in two weeks. 
A)  they were highly effective in improving the neighborhood. 
B)  no measurable effect occurred. 
C)  they were effective only if arrests were made. 
D)  improvement occurred but decayed in two weeks. D

Question 4

As a component of intensive field interviews,consent searches should try to

Accepted Answer

A)  achieve apprehension, not deterrence. 
B)  achieve deterrence, not apprehension. 
C)  result in citizen intimidation. 
D)  reinforce blanket "fishing expeditions." 
A)  achieve apprehension, not deterrence. 
B)  achieve deterrence, not apprehension. 
C)  result in citizen intimidation. 
D)  reinforce blanket "fishing expeditions."

Question 5

As a strategy in its own right,the purpose of intensive field interviews is to reduce

Accepted Answer

A)  an entire constellation of crime and disorder problems. 
B)  only "broken windows" offenses. 
C)  "broken windows" and drug offenses. 
D)  property crime but not violent crime. 
A)  an entire constellation of crime and disorder problems. 
B)  only "broken windows" offenses. 
C)  "broken windows" and drug offenses. 
D)  property crime but not violent crime.

Question 6

The inclusive offense category of robbery has at least how many manifested types?

Accepted Answer

A)  three 
B)  five 
C)  seven 
D)  twelve 
A)  three 
B)  five 
C)  seven 
D)  twelve

Question 7

The range of approaches to auto-theft suppression illustrates what important point?

Accepted Answer

A)  An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. 
B)  Crime prevention is more effective than crime suppression. 
C)  It is frequently more effective to attack the stolen goods market. 
D)  Target hardening will only divert offenders to other opportunities. 
A)  An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. 
B)  Crime prevention is more effective than crime suppression. 
C)  It is frequently more effective to attack the stolen goods market. 
D)  Target hardening will only divert offenders to other opportunities.

Question 8

Analysis indicates that traffic-stop racial disproportionately is not due to systematic police bigotry or profiling.Which of the following conclusions stems from that finding?

Accepted Answer

A)  The issue of racial profiling should be dropped. 
B)  Data still indicate police prejudice based on economic status. 
C)  The practice of field interviews should cease. 
D)  Minorities are still subject to more stops. 
A)  The issue of racial profiling should be dropped. 
B)  Data still indicate police prejudice based on economic status. 
C)  The practice of field interviews should cease. 
D)  Minorities are still subject to more stops.

Question 9

Bait vehicles are equipped with

Accepted Answer

A)  indelible ink on the steering wheel. 
B)  a disabled starter motor. 
C)  a GIS navigation unit. 
D)  a GPS broadcast unit. 
A)  indelible ink on the steering wheel. 
B)  a disabled starter motor. 
C)  a GIS navigation unit. 
D)  a GPS broadcast unit.

Question 10

It is likely that prevention of auto theft is best accomplished by

Accepted Answer

A)  salvage yard inspections. 
B)  surveillance of known offenders. 
C)  use of bait vehicles. 
D)  reverse sting operations. 
A)  salvage yard inspections. 
B)  surveillance of known offenders. 
C)  use of bait vehicles. 
D)  reverse sting operations.

Question 11

An illustration of offense clusters is

Accepted Answer

A)  theft from vehicles/theft of vehicles. 
B)  theft from vehicles/gas station drive-offs. 
C)  "broken windows" offenses/auto theft. 
D)  "broken windows" offenses/bank robberies. 
A)  theft from vehicles/theft of vehicles. 
B)  theft from vehicles/gas station drive-offs. 
C)  "broken windows" offenses/auto theft. 
D)  "broken windows" offenses/bank robberies.

Question 12

Analysis of the racial proportionality of traffic stops in several U.S.cities indicates that the reason for disproportionality in the stops was police

Accepted Answer

A)  field interview guidelines. 
B)  lack of racial sensitivity. 
C)  deployment patterns. 
D)  use of radar. 
A)  field interview guidelines. 
B)  lack of racial sensitivity. 
C)  deployment patterns. 
D)  use of radar.

Question 13

During a drug distribution crackdown in Indianapolis,it was found that citizens

Accepted Answer

A)  protected the drug dealers because citizens hated the police. 
B)  protected drug dealers because they generated neighborhood income. 
C)  wanted to help police but were afraid of the dealers. 
D)  universally cheered the police effort. 
A)  protected the drug dealers because citizens hated the police. 
B)  protected drug dealers because they generated neighborhood income. 
C)  wanted to help police but were afraid of the dealers. 
D)  universally cheered the police effort.

Question 14

The "evil" associated with drug distribution is best described in legal terminology by the phrase

Accepted Answer

A)  inherently both malum prohibitum and malum in se. 
B)  inherently only malum prohibitum, but associated with malum in se. 
C)  inherently malum in se, but associated with malum prohibitum. 
D)  neither malum prohibitum nor malum in se. 
A)  inherently both malum prohibitum and malum in se. 
B)  inherently only malum prohibitum, but associated with malum in se. 
C)  inherently malum in se, but associated with malum prohibitum. 
D)  neither malum prohibitum nor malum in se.

Question 15

The most expensive form of control of drug distribution enterprises is

Accepted Answer

A)  surveillance. 
B)  buy and bust. 
C)  buy and walk. 
D)  buy and warrant. 
A)  surveillance. 
B)  buy and bust. 
C)  buy and walk. 
D)  buy and warrant.

Question 16

Data regarding the racial/ethnic makeup of citizens subjected to either traffic or pedestrian stops almost universally indicates that

Accepted Answer

A)  racial/ethnic minorities are stopped more frequently. 
B)  racial/ethnic minorities are actually stopped less frequently. 
C)  blacks are stopped more often than whites, but Hispanics less often. 
D)  Asians are the most-stopped group. 
A)  racial/ethnic minorities are stopped more frequently. 
B)  racial/ethnic minorities are actually stopped less frequently. 
C)  blacks are stopped more often than whites, but Hispanics less often. 
D)  Asians are the most-stopped group.

Question 17

The circumstance variation among the various types of robbery primarily implies the

Accepted Answer

A)  need for rapid response. 
B)  viability of problem-oriented approaches. 
C)  need for real-time crime analysis. 
D)  need for varying types of police intervention. 
A)  need for rapid response. 
B)  viability of problem-oriented approaches. 
C)  need for real-time crime analysis. 
D)  need for varying types of police intervention.

Question 18

Tactical patrol refers to marked units that are

Accepted Answer

A)  deployed for community policing functions. 
B)  deployed using special weapons and tactics. 
C)  freed from normal call-for-service response. 
D)  specially trained in negotiation tactics. 
A)  deployed for community policing functions. 
B)  deployed using special weapons and tactics. 
C)  freed from normal call-for-service response. 
D)  specially trained in negotiation tactics.

Question 19

Direct interdiction of an auto theft in progress is

Accepted Answer

A)  very frequent. 
B)  frequent. 
C)  somewhat frequent. 
D)  rare. 
A)  very frequent. 
B)  frequent. 
C)  somewhat frequent. 
D)  rare.

Question 20

The use of mind-altering chemicals is

Accepted Answer

A)  a product of modern chemistry. 
B)  a product of modern pharmacology. 
C)  a post-World War II phenomenon. 
D)  as old as human civilization. 
A)  a product of modern chemistry. 
B)  a product of modern pharmacology. 
C)  a post-World War II phenomenon. 
D)  as old as human civilization.

Where used,bait vehicles account for what amount of auto-theft arrests?

Suppressible street crime includes the offense of

Sherman's analysis of the effects on the surrounding neighborhood of court-authorized drug house raids indicates that

As a component of intensive field interviews,consent searches should try to

As a strategy in its own right,the purpose of intensive field interviews is to reduce

The inclusive offense category of robbery has at least how many manifested types?

The range of approaches to auto-theft suppression illustrates what important point?

Analysis indicates that traffic-stop racial disproportionately is not due to systematic police bigotry or profiling.Which of the following conclusions stems from that finding?

Bait vehicles are equipped with

It is likely that prevention of auto theft is best accomplished by

An illustration of offense clusters is

Analysis of the racial proportionality of traffic stops in several U.S.cities indicates that the reason for disproportionality in the stops was police

During a drug distribution crackdown in Indianapolis,it was found that citizens

The "evil" associated with drug distribution is best described in legal terminology by the phrase

The most expensive form of control of drug distribution enterprises is

Data regarding the racial/ethnic makeup of citizens subjected to either traffic or pedestrian stops almost universally indicates that

The circumstance variation among the various types of robbery primarily implies the

Tactical patrol refers to marked units that are

Direct interdiction of an auto theft in progress is

The use of mind-altering chemicals is

Police Crime Control Strategy Development

The Police Effect on Crime

The Role of Community Policing

Focusing Community Policing and Problem-Solving on Crime Reduction

A Typology of Crime Reduction Strategies

Geographic Targeting Strategies

Offender Targeting Strategies

Compstat and Crime Control

Conducting Crime Strategy Meetings

The Resurrection of Sherlock Holmes

Staffing for Crime Control

Deployment for Crime Control

Limitations on the Police Role

Evaluating Strategic Impact

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Exam 7: Offense Targeting Strategies

Where used,bait vehicles account for what amount of auto-theft arrests?

Suppressible street crime includes the offense of

Sherman's analysis of the effects on the surrounding neighborhood of court-authorized drug house raids indicates that

As a component of intensive field interviews,consent searches should try to

As a strategy in its own right,the purpose of intensive field interviews is to reduce

The inclusive offense category of robbery has at least how many manifested types?

The range of approaches to auto-theft suppression illustrates what important point?

Analysis indicates that traffic-stop racial disproportionately is not due to systematic police bigotry or profiling.Which of the following conclusions stems from that finding?

Bait vehicles are equipped with

It is likely that prevention of auto theft is best accomplished by

An illustration of offense clusters is

Analysis of the racial proportionality of traffic stops in several U.S.cities indicates that the reason for disproportionality in the stops was police

During a drug distribution crackdown in Indianapolis,it was found that citizens

The "evil" associated with drug distribution is best described in legal terminology by the phrase

The most expensive form of control of drug distribution enterprises is

Data regarding the racial/ethnic makeup of citizens subjected to either traffic or pedestrian stops almost universally indicates that

The circumstance variation among the various types of robbery primarily implies the

Tactical patrol refers to marked units that are

Direct interdiction of an auto theft in progress is

The use of mind-altering chemicals is

Police Crime Control Strategy Development

The Police Effect on Crime

The Role of Community Policing

Focusing Community Policing and Problem-Solving on Crime Reduction

A Typology of Crime Reduction Strategies

Geographic Targeting Strategies

Offender Targeting Strategies

Compstat and Crime Control

Conducting Crime Strategy Meetings

The Resurrection of Sherlock Holmes

Staffing for Crime Control

Deployment for Crime Control

Limitations on the Police Role

Evaluating Strategic Impact

Filters