Question 1

What do private security officers and police have in common?

Accepted Answer

A)  In certain instances, they both can make arrests. 
B)  They are both salaried with private funds 
C)  Their uniforms and badges must be similar. 
D)  They both can carry concealed weapons. 
E)  all of the above 
A)  In certain instances, they both can make arrests. 
B)  They are both salaried with private funds 
C)  Their uniforms and badges must be similar. 
D)  They both can carry concealed weapons. 
E)  all of the above

Question 2

____ is considered the "father of problem-oriented policing."

Accepted Answer

A)  Peel 
B)  Hoover 
C)  Goldstein 
D)  McGruff 
E)  Goodall 
A)  Peel 
B)  Hoover 
C)  Goldstein 
D)  McGruff 
E)  Goodall

Question 3

Police/public partnerships exist on two levels: ____________________ and ____________________.

Accepted Answer

active, pa

Question 4

The two levels of social capital are:

Accepted Answer

A)  victim and offender 
B)  local and public 
C)  public and private 
D)  police and community 
E)  adult and youth 
A)  victim and offender 
B)  local and public 
C)  public and private 
D)  police and community 
E)  adult and youth

Question 5

The ____________________ is the concept that anyone can succeed through hard work and sacrifice.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________________ is the concept that anyone...

Question 6

Citizen's Police Academies are designed to

Accepted Answer

A)  train the police to have better police-community communication. 
B)  allow police to preview potential police applicants. 
C)  familiarize citizens with law enforcement duties and roles. 
D)  provide entertainment for communities. 
E)  operate programs to rehabilitate delinquent youth. 
A)  train the police to have better police-community communication. 
B)  allow police to preview potential police applicants. 
C)  familiarize citizens with law enforcement duties and roles. 
D)  provide entertainment for communities. 
E)  operate programs to rehabilitate delinquent youth.

Question 7

Illustrate and explain the crime triangle. Be sure to label each side and address the theory upon which it is based.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Illustrate and explain the crime triangle. Be...

Question 8

Our society deems the public's right to know so important that the media operates without censorship but are subject to legal action if they publish untruths.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

A ____________________ consists of citizens who meet to review complaints filed against the police department or against individual officers.

Accepted Answer

civilian r

Question 10

The bowling alone phenomenon suggests that if no one cares, crime and disorder will continue.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Outline and discuss the most important considerations in selecting strategies to implement community policing.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Outline and discuss the most important considerations...

Question 12

The criminal justice system was established in an effort to

Accepted Answer

A)  live in peace. 
B)  live free from fear. 
C)  live free from the threat of violence. 
D)  live free from the fear of crime. 
E)  all of the preceding 
A)  live in peace. 
B)  live free from fear. 
C)  live free from the threat of violence. 
D)  live free from the fear of crime. 
E)  all of the preceding

Question 13

Problem-solving requires that police

Accepted Answer

A)  focus harder on the law enforcement perspective in seeking solutions to problems. 
B)  identify underlying causes of problems in the community. 
C)  employ better investigative techniques. 
D)  both a and c 
E)  both b and c 
A)  focus harder on the law enforcement perspective in seeking solutions to problems. 
B)  identify underlying causes of problems in the community. 
C)  employ better investigative techniques. 
D)  both a and c 
E)  both b and c

Question 14

Key elements of community policing include which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Finding the quickest solution to problems that come to the attention of police. 
B)  Viewing problems as causing harm to both citizens and police. 
C)  Making sure that analyzing problems isn't so consuming that they never get solved. 
D)  Hearing from all segments of the community before police respond to community problems. 
E)  all of the above 
A)  Finding the quickest solution to problems that come to the attention of police. 
B)  Viewing problems as causing harm to both citizens and police. 
C)  Making sure that analyzing problems isn't so consuming that they never get solved. 
D)  Hearing from all segments of the community before police respond to community problems. 
E)  all of the above

Question 15

Compare and contrast the community policing and traditional policing approaches.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Compare and contrast the community policing and...

Question 16

The roots of community policing may be traced back to

Accepted Answer

A)  Babylonian law and the reign of King Hammurabi in 1770 BC. 
B)  the principles of policing set forth by Sir Robert Peel in the 1820s. 
C)  J. Edgar Hoover's reorganization of the FBI in the mid-1920s. 
D)  the formulation of Cohen and Felson's Routine Activities Theory in 1979. 
E)  passage of the 1994 Crime Bill. 
A)  Babylonian law and the reign of King Hammurabi in 1770 BC. 
B)  the principles of policing set forth by Sir Robert Peel in the 1820s. 
C)  J. Edgar Hoover's reorganization of the FBI in the mid-1920s. 
D)  the formulation of Cohen and Felson's Routine Activities Theory in 1979. 
E)  passage of the 1994 Crime Bill.

Question 17

Incivilities and social disorder occur when social control mechanisms have eroded.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Provide a comprehensive definition of community policing and briefly describe its historical roots.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Provide a comprehensive definition of community policing...

Question 19

The broken-window phenomenon suggests that

Accepted Answer

A)  broken windows is a signal of community unrest. 
B)  all buildings with broken windows that remain unrepaired will eventually become crack houses. 
C)  disorder and crime thrive when it appears that "no one cares." 
D)  police should increase patrols in areas where there is substandard housing. 
E)  none of the preceding 
A)  broken windows is a signal of community unrest. 
B)  all buildings with broken windows that remain unrepaired will eventually become crack houses. 
C)  disorder and crime thrive when it appears that "no one cares." 
D)  police should increase patrols in areas where there is substandard housing. 
E)  none of the preceding

Question 20

A policing strategy whereby community-based policing is combined with a strategy of aggressive enforcement is called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A policing strategy whereby community-based policing is...

What do private security officers and police have in common?

____ is considered the "father of problem-oriented policing."

Police/public partnerships exist on two levels: and .

The two levels of social capital are:

The ____________________ is the concept that anyone can succeed through hard work and sacrifice.

Citizen's Police Academies are designed to

Illustrate and explain the crime triangle. Be sure to label each side and address the theory upon which it is based.

Our society deems the public's right to know so important that the media operates without censorship but are subject to legal action if they publish untruths.

A ____________________ consists of citizens who meet to review complaints filed against the police department or against individual officers.

The bowling alone phenomenon suggests that if no one cares, crime and disorder will continue.

Outline and discuss the most important considerations in selecting strategies to implement community policing.

The criminal justice system was established in an effort to

Problem-solving requires that police

Key elements of community policing include which of the following?

Compare and contrast the community policing and traditional policing approaches.

The roots of community policing may be traced back to

Incivilities and social disorder occur when social control mechanisms have eroded.

Provide a comprehensive definition of community policing and briefly describe its historical roots.

The broken-window phenomenon suggests that

A policing strategy whereby community-based policing is combined with a strategy of aggressive enforcement is called ____________________.

A Brief History: the Evolution of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice

The American Quest for Freedom and Justice: Our Laws

Crime in the United States - Offenders and Victims

Contemporary Law Enforcement

Patrol: the Backbone of Policing

Specialized Roles of Police

Policing Within the Law

Gangs and Drugs: Threats to Our National Security

Terrorism and Homeland Security

Issues Concerning Police Conduct

Becoming a Law Enforcement Professional

Courts

Corrections

Filters

Exam 7: Community Policing, Partnerships and Problem-Solving Policing

What do private security officers and police have in common?

____ is considered the "father of problem-oriented policing."

Police/public partnerships exist on two levels: ____________________ and ____________________.

The two levels of social capital are:

The ____________________ is the concept that anyone can succeed through hard work and sacrifice.

Citizen's Police Academies are designed to

Illustrate and explain the crime triangle. Be sure to label each side and address the theory upon which it is based.

Our society deems the public's right to know so important that the media operates without censorship but are subject to legal action if they publish untruths.

A ____________________ consists of citizens who meet to review complaints filed against the police department or against individual officers.

The bowling alone phenomenon suggests that if no one cares, crime and disorder will continue.

Outline and discuss the most important considerations in selecting strategies to implement community policing.

The criminal justice system was established in an effort to

Problem-solving requires that police

Key elements of community policing include which of the following?

Compare and contrast the community policing and traditional policing approaches.

The roots of community policing may be traced back to

Incivilities and social disorder occur when social control mechanisms have eroded.

Provide a comprehensive definition of community policing and briefly describe its historical roots.

The broken-window phenomenon suggests that

A policing strategy whereby community-based policing is combined with a strategy of aggressive enforcement is called ____________________.

A Brief History: the Evolution of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice

The American Quest for Freedom and Justice: Our Laws

Crime in the United States - Offenders and Victims

Contemporary Law Enforcement

Patrol: the Backbone of Policing

Specialized Roles of Police

Policing Within the Law

Gangs and Drugs: Threats to Our National Security

Terrorism and Homeland Security

Issues Concerning Police Conduct

Becoming a Law Enforcement Professional

Courts

Corrections

Filters

Police/public partnerships exist on two levels: and .