Question 1

According to the model of circumstantial corruptibility,the level of corruptibility is determined by the role of the ______.

Accepted Answer

giver

Question 2

A disciplinary transfer is the most serious disciplinary action that can be used by a police agency.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

If a complaint is disposed of as __________,the investigator determined that the alleged act did not occur.

Accepted Answer

unfounded

Question 4

Shouting slurs and epithets at citizens is an example of ___________ police brutality.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Shouting slurs and epithets at citizens is...

Question 5

The Supreme Court restricted police use of deadly force in:

Accepted Answer

A)  U.S. v. Broward 
B)  Tennessee v. Garner 
C)  King v. United States 
D)  King v. Los Angeles 
A)  U.S. v. Broward 
B)  Tennessee v. Garner 
C)  King v. United States 
D)  King v. Los Angeles

Question 6

Studies of police work have found that patrol officers would often deliberately delay responding to calls for service,especially in cases of:

Accepted Answer

A)  family disturbances 
B)  drive by shootings 
C)  routine traffic stops 
D)  None of the above 
A)  family disturbances 
B)  drive by shootings 
C)  routine traffic stops 
D)  None of the above

Question 7

Accountability can include police officers treating all persons with dignity and respect,and in a lawful manner.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which of the following is an example of internal corruption?

Accepted Answer

A)  Accepting gratuities and mooching 
B)  Payments to join the police force 
C)  Premeditated theft 
D)  Shakedowns 
A)  Accepting gratuities and mooching 
B)  Payments to join the police force 
C)  Premeditated theft 
D)  Shakedowns

Question 9

The "Brady" decision relates to:

Accepted Answer

A)  the passage of the Brady Act after James Brady was shot during an attempted assassination of President Reagan 
B)  a Supreme Court decision that permits police departments to order officers to submit to drug or alcohol tests to enforce related policies 
C)  the due process requirements to which police officers are entitled before they can be disciplined or terminated 
D)  the Supreme Court ruling that defendants in criminal cases have the right to exculpatory evidence that the prosecution possesses 
A)  the passage of the Brady Act after James Brady was shot during an attempted assassination of President Reagan 
B)  a Supreme Court decision that permits police departments to order officers to submit to drug or alcohol tests to enforce related policies 
C)  the due process requirements to which police officers are entitled before they can be disciplined or terminated 
D)  the Supreme Court ruling that defendants in criminal cases have the right to exculpatory evidence that the prosecution possesses

Question 10

_________ ethics refers to the fact that what one person may consider ethical behavior may be considered highly unethical by another person.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _________ ethics refers to the fact that...

Question 11

List and describe several of the blue-coat crimes as developed by Stoddard.

Accepted Answer

Will vary
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Question 12

Which of the following is the most serious type of sanction that may be used by a police agency when disciplining an officer?

Accepted Answer

A)  Suspension 
B)  Counseling 
C)  Documented oral counseling 
D)  Letter of reprimand 
A)  Suspension 
B)  Counseling 
C)  Documented oral counseling 
D)  Letter of reprimand

Question 13

_______ means that the police will treat all people with dignity and respect and in a lawful manner.

Accepted Answer

A)  Ethics 
B)  Character 
C)  Accountability 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Ethics 
B)  Character 
C)  Accountability 
D)  None of the above

Question 14

Based on the dynamic resistance response model,a police officer is justified in using deadly force against a suspect who is aggressively resistant.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The literal meaning of police brutality refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  physical abuse of citizens 
B)  verbal abuse of citizens 
C)  representing the Establishment's law 
D)  the police symbolizing brutality to the downtrodden 
A)  physical abuse of citizens 
B)  verbal abuse of citizens 
C)  representing the Establishment's law 
D)  the police symbolizing brutality to the downtrodden

Question 16

Which of the following prohibits religious discrimination in employment?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fair Labor Standards Act 
B)  42 U.S.C. 1983 
C)  Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VII 
D)  Equal Pay Act 
A)  Fair Labor Standards Act 
B)  42 U.S.C. 1983 
C)  Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VII 
D)  Equal Pay Act

Question 17

A police department may impose restrictions on the freedom of speech of police officers that would not be imposed on civilians.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The holds that when you commit an act to achieve a good end,the act may be justified even if there is an inevitable but intended negative effect.

Accepted Answer

A)  principle of double effect 
B)  principle of intentional corruption 
C)  axiom of unintended results 
D)  precept of preplanned performance 
A)  principle of double effect 
B)  principle of intentional corruption 
C)  axiom of unintended results 
D)  precept of preplanned performance

Question 19

Which of the following is not a controversial drug testing issue?

Accepted Answer

A)  Whether testing should be permitted when there is no indication of a drug problem in the workplace 
B)  Whether or not the testing methods are reliable 
C)  Whether the employee knew before ingesting drugs that he/she would be tested 
D)  Whether a positive test proves there was on-the-job impairment 
A)  Whether testing should be permitted when there is no indication of a drug problem in the workplace 
B)  Whether or not the testing methods are reliable 
C)  Whether the employee knew before ingesting drugs that he/she would be tested 
D)  Whether a positive test proves there was on-the-job impairment

Question 20

The issue of _________ has driven a wedge between the police and minorities,many of whom claim to be victims of this practice.

Accepted Answer

A)  bias-based policing 
B)  probable cause 
C)  insensitivity 
D)  planted evidence 
A)  bias-based policing 
B)  probable cause 
C)  insensitivity 
D)  planted evidence

According to the model of circumstantial corruptibility,the level of corruptibility is determined by the role of the ______.

A disciplinary transfer is the most serious disciplinary action that can be used by a police agency.

If a complaint is disposed of as __________,the investigator determined that the alleged act did not occur.

Shouting slurs and epithets at citizens is an example of ___________ police brutality.

The Supreme Court restricted police use of deadly force in:

Studies of police work have found that patrol officers would often deliberately delay responding to calls for service,especially in cases of:

Accountability can include police officers treating all persons with dignity and respect,and in a lawful manner.

Which of the following is an example of internal corruption?

The "Brady" decision relates to:

_________ ethics refers to the fact that what one person may consider ethical behavior may be considered highly unethical by another person.

List and describe several of the blue-coat crimes as developed by Stoddard.

Which of the following is the most serious type of sanction that may be used by a police agency when disciplining an officer?

_______ means that the police will treat all people with dignity and respect and in a lawful manner.

Based on the dynamic resistance response model,a police officer is justified in using deadly force against a suspect who is aggressively resistant.

The literal meaning of police brutality refers to:

Which of the following prohibits religious discrimination in employment?

A police department may impose restrictions on the freedom of speech of police officers that would not be imposed on civilians.

The holds that when you commit an act to achieve a good end,the act may be justified even if there is an inevitable but intended negative effect.

Which of the following is not a controversial drug testing issue?

The issue of _________ has driven a wedge between the police and minorities,many of whom claim to be victims of this practice.

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Rule of Law: Expounding the Constitution

Civil Liability: Failing the Public Trust

Federal and State Agencies: Protecting Our Borders and Freedom

Municipal and County Agencies: Organization, administration, and Roles

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Exam 8: Accountability: Ethics, use of Force, corruption, and Discipline

According to the model of circumstantial corruptibility,the level of corruptibility is determined by the role of the ______.

A disciplinary transfer is the most serious disciplinary action that can be used by a police agency.

If a complaint is disposed of as __________,the investigator determined that the alleged act did not occur.

Shouting slurs and epithets at citizens is an example of ___________ police brutality.

The Supreme Court restricted police use of deadly force in:

Studies of police work have found that patrol officers would often deliberately delay responding to calls for service,especially in cases of:

Accountability can include police officers treating all persons with dignity and respect,and in a lawful manner.

Which of the following is an example of internal corruption?

The "Brady" decision relates to:

_________ ethics refers to the fact that what one person may consider ethical behavior may be considered highly unethical by another person.

List and describe several of the blue-coat crimes as developed by Stoddard.

Which of the following is the most serious type of sanction that may be used by a police agency when disciplining an officer?

_______ means that the police will treat all people with dignity and respect and in a lawful manner.

Based on the dynamic resistance response model,a police officer is justified in using deadly force against a suspect who is aggressively resistant.

The literal meaning of police brutality refers to:

Which of the following prohibits religious discrimination in employment?

A police department may impose restrictions on the freedom of speech of police officers that would not be imposed on civilians.

The holds that when you commit an act to achieve a good end,the act may be justified even if there is an inevitable but intended negative effect.

Which of the following is not a controversial drug testing issue?

The issue of _________ has driven a wedge between the police and minorities,many of whom claim to be victims of this practice.

History: From English Origins to the United States

Preparing for the Street: Recruitment, Training, and Socialization

On Patrol: Methods and Menaces

Community-Oriented Policing and Problem Solving

Criminal Investigation: The Science of Sleuthing

Personnel Issues and Practices: Stress, labor Relations, higher Education, and Private Police

Rule of Law: Expounding the Constitution

Civil Liability: Failing the Public Trust

Federal and State Agencies: Protecting Our Borders and Freedom

Municipal and County Agencies: Organization, administration, and Roles

Pursuing Criminal Syndicates: Terrorists, gangs, drug Traffickers, and the MOB

Addressing People Problems: Immigrants, youth Crimes, hate Crimes, the Mentally Ill, and Homeless

Technology Review: Uses the Good, concerns the Bad, and Legislation

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