Question 1

According to Ellwyn Stoddard,mooching,chiseling,and shakedowns are examples of:

Accepted Answer

A)  the rotten apple theory 
B)  the thin blue line 
C)  blue-coat crime 
D)  birds of a feather syndrome 
A)  the rotten apple theory 
B)  the thin blue line 
C)  blue-coat crime 
D)  birds of a feather syndrome

Question 2

In about one third of the incidents involving police use of force,the application is considered to be excessive.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Explain five of the areas (e.g.,residency,moonlighting)in which the police-by virtue of the higher standards of conduct placed on them by society-have constitutional limitations placed on their actions.

Accepted Answer

Will vary
Answers should include some of

Question 4

__________ means that the police will treat all persons with dignity and in a lawful manner.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ means that the police will treat...

Question 5

When concerns regarding bias-based policing are raised,the best defense for the police is:

Accepted Answer

A)  issuing more weapons 
B)  hiring more patrol officers 
C)  collecting related data 
D)  firing any officers accused of discrimination 
A)  issuing more weapons 
B)  hiring more patrol officers 
C)  collecting related data 
D)  firing any officers accused of discrimination

Question 6

Which disciplinary sanction is usually administered when an employee commits a serious violation of established rules and no behavior change results from written reprimands?

Accepted Answer

A)  Termination 
B)  Demotion 
C)  Suspension 
D)  Transfer 
A)  Termination 
B)  Demotion 
C)  Suspension 
D)  Transfer

Question 7

The __________ perspective proposes that the acceptance of minor gratuities begins a process eventually leading to more serious unethical conduct.

Accepted Answer

A)  successive ethics 
B)  progressive perks 
C)  conduct unbecoming 
D)  slippery slope 
A)  successive ethics 
B)  progressive perks 
C)  conduct unbecoming 
D)  slippery slope

Question 8

Absolute ethics is a concept wherein an issue only has two sides: Something is good or bad,black or white.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

________ requirements specify where officers in a department must live.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ requirements specify where officers in a...

Question 10

_________ involves relieving an officer of duty,often without pay,for some set period of time.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _________ involves relieving an officer of duty,often...

Question 11

_____________ ethics is more complicated and can have a multitude of sides,with varying shades of gray.

Accepted Answer

A)  Esoteric 
B)  Conditional 
C)  Absolute 
D)  Relative 
A)  Esoteric 
B)  Conditional 
C)  Absolute 
D)  Relative

Question 12

Based on the Dynamic Resistance Response Model,what would be an appropriate police response to a suspect who is aggressively resistant?

Accepted Answer

A)  Verbal commands or only the officer's mere presence 
B)  The use of force, including deadly force 
C)  Holding the suspect using a firm grip or a control hold 
D)  Subduing the suspect using a stun gun or pepper spray 
A)  Verbal commands or only the officer's mere presence 
B)  The use of force, including deadly force 
C)  Holding the suspect using a firm grip or a control hold 
D)  Subduing the suspect using a stun gun or pepper spray

Question 13

Police officers have due process protections during disciplinary actions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The two principal areas in which discipline is applied are ___________ and _____________.

Accepted Answer

employee misconduct/

Question 15

Packer's due process model emphasizes:

Accepted Answer

A)  the repression of criminal conduct 
B)  police efficiency 
C)  eliminating errors 
D)  None of the above 
A)  the repression of criminal conduct 
B)  police efficiency 
C)  eliminating errors 
D)  None of the above

Question 16

With respect to bias-based policing,the best defense for the police may be ____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of With respect to bias-based policing,the best defense...

Question 17

Explain what is meant by an officer being objectively reasonable in their use of force and review the dynamic resistance response model.Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the DRRM over previous use-of-force continuums.

Accepted Answer

When an officer is said to be objectivel

Question 18

With regard to police use of deadly force,the Supreme Court reasoned that:

Accepted Answer

A)  it is constitutionally reasonable to use deadly force unless at nighttime 
B)  using deadly force is allowed only if one is escaping in a motor vehicle 
C)  the officer must take into account the prior criminal history of the felon 
D)  the use of deadly force to prevent the escape of all felony suspects was constitutionally unreasonable 
A)  it is constitutionally reasonable to use deadly force unless at nighttime 
B)  using deadly force is allowed only if one is escaping in a motor vehicle 
C)  the officer must take into account the prior criminal history of the felon 
D)  the use of deadly force to prevent the escape of all felony suspects was constitutionally unreasonable

Question 19

In the case of Tennessee v.Garner,the Supreme Court reversed the _____________ rule.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the case of Tennessee v.Garner,the Supreme...

Question 20

Which of the following is not a justification for having residency requirements for criminal justice employees?

Accepted Answer

A)  To ensure officers have close personal ties with people living in their jurisdiction 
B)  To be sure officers are able to respond quickly when emergencies arise 
C)  To have officers live where they are paid by taxpayers to work 
D)  To ensure officers know their jurisdiction well 
A)  To ensure officers have close personal ties with people living in their jurisdiction 
B)  To be sure officers are able to respond quickly when emergencies arise 
C)  To have officers live where they are paid by taxpayers to work 
D)  To ensure officers know their jurisdiction well

According to Ellwyn Stoddard,mooching,chiseling,and shakedowns are examples of:

In about one third of the incidents involving police use of force,the application is considered to be excessive.

Explain five of the areas (e.g.,residency,moonlighting)in which the police-by virtue of the higher standards of conduct placed on them by society-have constitutional limitations placed on their actions.

__________ means that the police will treat all persons with dignity and in a lawful manner.

When concerns regarding bias-based policing are raised,the best defense for the police is:

Which disciplinary sanction is usually administered when an employee commits a serious violation of established rules and no behavior change results from written reprimands?

The __________ perspective proposes that the acceptance of minor gratuities begins a process eventually leading to more serious unethical conduct.

Absolute ethics is a concept wherein an issue only has two sides: Something is good or bad,black or white.

________ requirements specify where officers in a department must live.

_________ involves relieving an officer of duty,often without pay,for some set period of time.

_____________ ethics is more complicated and can have a multitude of sides,with varying shades of gray.

Based on the Dynamic Resistance Response Model,what would be an appropriate police response to a suspect who is aggressively resistant?

Police officers have due process protections during disciplinary actions.

The two principal areas in which discipline is applied are _ and ___.

Packer's due process model emphasizes:

With respect to bias-based policing,the best defense for the police may be ____________.

Explain what is meant by an officer being objectively reasonable in their use of force and review the dynamic resistance response model.Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the DRRM over previous use-of-force continuums.

With regard to police use of deadly force,the Supreme Court reasoned that:

In the case of Tennessee v.Garner,the Supreme Court reversed the _____________ rule.

Which of the following is not a justification for having residency requirements for criminal justice employees?

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

According to Ellwyn Stoddard,mooching,chiseling,and shakedowns are examples of:

In about one third of the incidents involving police use of force,the application is considered to be excessive.

Explain five of the areas (e.g.,residency,moonlighting)in which the police-by virtue of the higher standards of conduct placed on them by society-have constitutional limitations placed on their actions.

__________ means that the police will treat all persons with dignity and in a lawful manner.

When concerns regarding bias-based policing are raised,the best defense for the police is:

Which disciplinary sanction is usually administered when an employee commits a serious violation of established rules and no behavior change results from written reprimands?

The __________ perspective proposes that the acceptance of minor gratuities begins a process eventually leading to more serious unethical conduct.

Absolute ethics is a concept wherein an issue only has two sides: Something is good or bad,black or white.

________ requirements specify where officers in a department must live.

_________ involves relieving an officer of duty,often without pay,for some set period of time.

_____________ ethics is more complicated and can have a multitude of sides,with varying shades of gray.

Based on the Dynamic Resistance Response Model,what would be an appropriate police response to a suspect who is aggressively resistant?

Police officers have due process protections during disciplinary actions.

The two principal areas in which discipline is applied are ___________ and _____________.

Packer's due process model emphasizes:

With respect to bias-based policing,the best defense for the police may be ____________.

Explain what is meant by an officer being objectively reasonable in their use of force and review the dynamic resistance response model.Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the DRRM over previous use-of-force continuums.

With regard to police use of deadly force,the Supreme Court reasoned that:

In the case of Tennessee v.Garner,the Supreme Court reversed the _____________ rule.

Which of the following is not a justification for having residency requirements for criminal justice employees?

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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The two principal areas in which discipline is applied are _ and ___.