Question 1

What are three problems with the way that police suicide rates are calculated according to Robert Loo?

Accepted Answer

The studies use short time fra

Question 2

This perspective states that untended property or deviant behavior will attract crime.

Accepted Answer

A) Broken windows. 
B) Labeling. 
C) Open fields. 
D) Broken homes. 
A) Broken windows. 
B) Labeling. 
C) Open fields. 
D) Broken homes.

Question 3

The police and the military have the following things in common.

Accepted Answer

A) Uniforms, ranks, chains of command. 
B) Uniforms, ranks, recruiting. 
C) Uniforms, ranks, style of control. 
D) Uniforms, ranks, use of discretion. 
A) Uniforms, ranks, chains of command. 
B) Uniforms, ranks, recruiting. 
C) Uniforms, ranks, style of control. 
D) Uniforms, ranks, use of discretion.

Question 4

Discuss Zimbardo's experiment that led to broken-windows theory.

Accepted Answer

Zimbardo abandoned two cars, one in Palo

Question 5

This policing strategy attempts to harness community resources and residents to help stop crime and maintain order.

Accepted Answer

A) Community policing. 
B) Problem-oriented policing. 
C) Zero-tolerance policing. 
D) Legalistic policing. 
A) Community policing. 
B) Problem-oriented policing. 
C) Zero-tolerance policing. 
D) Legalistic policing.

Question 6

A criticism of zero-tolerance policing is that it .

Accepted Answer

A) Is discriminatory. 
B) Is that it is not much different from regular policing. 
C) Does not make enough arrests. 
D) Violates the rights of those without power. 
A) Is discriminatory. 
B) Is that it is not much different from regular policing. 
C) Does not make enough arrests. 
D) Violates the rights of those without power.

Question 7

Discuss the role of the patrol car in community policing.

Accepted Answer

In community policing, the patrol car is

Question 8

The threat of death or physical injury is a daily possibility in police work.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The broken-windows perspective provides the theoretical angle behind traditional policing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The police sometimes structure situations to give crime an opportunity to occur.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Klockars called the overzealous use of force the .

Accepted Answer

A) Dirty Harry problem. 
B) Crime Dog problem. 
C) Debbie Harry problem. 
D) Terminator problem. 
A) Dirty Harry problem. 
B) Crime Dog problem. 
C) Debbie Harry problem. 
D) Terminator problem.

Question 12

Which is a way that narcotics law enforcement can invite police corruption, according to Manning and Redlinger?

Accepted Answer

A) Using sting operations. 
B) Making arrests. 
C) Arrogation of seized property. 
D) None of the above. 
A) Using sting operations. 
B) Making arrests. 
C) Arrogation of seized property. 
D) None of the above.

Question 13

Discuss a problem with community policing related to community social status or wealth.

Accepted Answer

Community policing is generally more suc

Question 14

List the goals of community policing, problem-oriented policing, and zero-tolerance policing.

Accepted Answer

Community policing: To strengthen the bo

Question 15

Law enforcement is the primary institution in civil society that is authorized to use force against citizens.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Why is the inclusion of women and minorities in police work more than a matter of politics?

Accepted Answer

Diverse criminal justice perso

Question 17

Problem-oriented policing has different goals and techniques from community policing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The FBI has a top-10 list of the most stressful events for police officers. Which is not one of these?

Accepted Answer

A) Working the night shift. 
B) The loss of the job. 
C) Shooting someone in the line of duty. 
D) Suicide of an officer who is a close friend. 
A) Working the night shift. 
B) The loss of the job. 
C) Shooting someone in the line of duty. 
D) Suicide of an officer who is a close friend.

Question 19

A high percentage of officer suicides involve the officer's own service gun.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The occupational culture of the police develops specific personality characteristics within officers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What are three problems with the way that police suicide rates are calculated according to Robert Loo?

This perspective states that untended property or deviant behavior will attract crime.

The police and the military have the following things in common.

Discuss Zimbardo's experiment that led to broken-windows theory.

This policing strategy attempts to harness community resources and residents to help stop crime and maintain order.

A criticism of zero-tolerance policing is that it .

Discuss the role of the patrol car in community policing.

The threat of death or physical injury is a daily possibility in police work.

The broken-windows perspective provides the theoretical angle behind traditional policing.

The police sometimes structure situations to give crime an opportunity to occur.

Klockars called the overzealous use of force the .

Which is a way that narcotics law enforcement can invite police corruption, according to Manning and Redlinger?

Discuss a problem with community policing related to community social status or wealth.

List the goals of community policing, problem-oriented policing, and zero-tolerance policing.

Law enforcement is the primary institution in civil society that is authorized to use force against citizens.

Why is the inclusion of women and minorities in police work more than a matter of politics?

Problem-oriented policing has different goals and techniques from community policing.

The FBI has a top-10 list of the most stressful events for police officers. Which is not one of these?

A high percentage of officer suicides involve the officer's own service gun.

The occupational culture of the police develops specific personality characteristics within officers.

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Policing and the Law

The History and Organization of Courts

Working in the Courtroom

The Disposition: Plea Bargaining, Trial, and Sentencing

The History of Control and Punishment

Contemporary Prison Life

Corrections in the Community

Juvenile Justice

Victims of Crime and Victimless Crimes

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Exam 7: Issues in Policing

What are three problems with the way that police suicide rates are calculated according to Robert Loo?

This perspective states that untended property or deviant behavior will attract crime.

The police and the military have the following things in common.

Discuss Zimbardo's experiment that led to broken-windows theory.

This policing strategy attempts to harness community resources and residents to help stop crime and maintain order.

A criticism of zero-tolerance policing is that it .

Discuss the role of the patrol car in community policing.

The threat of death or physical injury is a daily possibility in police work.

The broken-windows perspective provides the theoretical angle behind traditional policing.

The police sometimes structure situations to give crime an opportunity to occur.

Klockars called the overzealous use of force the .

Which is a way that narcotics law enforcement can invite police corruption, according to Manning and Redlinger?

Discuss a problem with community policing related to community social status or wealth.

List the goals of community policing, problem-oriented policing, and zero-tolerance policing.

Law enforcement is the primary institution in civil society that is authorized to use force against citizens.

Why is the inclusion of women and minorities in police work more than a matter of politics?

Problem-oriented policing has different goals and techniques from community policing.

The FBI has a top-10 list of the most stressful events for police officers. Which is not one of these?

A high percentage of officer suicides involve the officer's own service gun.

The occupational culture of the police develops specific personality characteristics within officers.

Crime and the Problem of Social Control

The Nature and Measurement of Crime

Theories of Crime

Criminal Law

The History and Organization of Law Enforcement

Policing and the Law

The History and Organization of Courts

Working in the Courtroom

The Disposition: Plea Bargaining, Trial, and Sentencing

The History of Control and Punishment

Contemporary Prison Life

Corrections in the Community

Juvenile Justice

Victims of Crime and Victimless Crimes

Present and Emerging Trends: The Future of Criminal Justice

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