Question 1

Explain the overview of the broken windows model in terms of a ʺdomino effect.ʺ

Accepted Answer

Students should explain how a small initial change builds up into a full -blown problem, as it applies to the broken windows model.

Question 2

Which of these is a key value of using hostage negotiators in a crisis situation?

Accepted Answer

A)  In a majority of cases, they can bring about a bloodless end to the situation. 
B)  They can often arrange an exchange and get an officer inside. 
C)  The time it takes to negotiate gives the suspect a chance to calm down. 
D)  Suspects usually are desperate for someone to talk to. 
A)  In a majority of cases, they can bring about a bloodless end to the situation. 
B)  They can often arrange an exchange and get an officer inside. 
C)  The time it takes to negotiate gives the suspect a chance to calm down. 
D)  Suspects usually are desperate for someone to talk to. C

Question 3

Hot spots and hot times are associated with which type of patrol?

Accepted Answer

A)  K9-assisted patrol 
B)  focused patrol 
C)  directed patrol 
D)  saturation patrol 
A)  K9-assisted patrol 
B)  focused patrol 
C)  directed patrol 
D)  saturation patrol C

Question 4

The most significant problem with anthropometry was which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  It was inaccurate. 
B)  It was complicated. 
C)  Compiling data was hard. 
D)  It could not be used for prevention. 
A)  It was inaccurate. 
B)  It was complicated. 
C)  Compiling data was hard. 
D)  It could not be used for prevention.

Question 5

Mounted patrols are particularly effective for crowd control.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

ʺCalling the copsʺ is considered to be the cornerstone of policing in a society.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ʺCalling the copsʺ is considered to be...

Question 7

Place the investigation steps in the left-hand column in the correct sequence using the order in the right -hand column.
-Column 1: identifying, collecting, and examining physical evidence
Column 2: fifth

Accepted Answer

The answer of Place the investigation steps in the left-hand...

Question 8

Foot patrol and automobile patrol have opposite effects in terms of officer mobility and community rapport, with a middle ground being found in

Accepted Answer

A)  air patrol. 
B)  water patrol. 
C)  bicycle patrol. 
D)  special-terrain vehicle patrol. 
A)  air patrol. 
B)  water patrol. 
C)  bicycle patrol. 
D)  special-terrain vehicle patrol.

Question 9

The ʺanticipation, recognition, and appraisal of a crime risk and initiation of action to remove or reduce itʺ is a
definition of crime .

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ʺanticipation, recognition, and appraisal of a...

Question 10

Successful undercover operations have been run via a partnership with law enforcement, activists, and media.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Place the investigation steps in the left-hand column in the correct sequence using the order in the right -hand column.
-Column 1: measuring, photographing, and videotaping the crime scene
Column 2: third

Accepted Answer

The answer of Place the investigation steps in the left-hand...

Question 12

Only physical evidence that is useful in a court of law to prove or disprove facts fits the category of
evidence.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Only physical evidence that is useful in...

Question 13

Once a motorist has been stopped, an officer can legitimately do all of the following as described except which?

Accepted Answer

A)  Order the driver out of the vehicle without justification. 
B)  Seize any items that are in ʺplain view.ʺ 
C)  Frisk the driver as a result of safety concerns. 
D)  Search the passenger compartment without consent. 
A)  Order the driver out of the vehicle without justification. 
B)  Seize any items that are in ʺplain view.ʺ 
C)  Frisk the driver as a result of safety concerns. 
D)  Search the passenger compartment without consent.

Question 14

Preventative patrol involves canvassing neighborhoods in an effort to identify crimes in progress and stop them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Mystery novels and television shows offer a simplified view of detective work and the goals of police investigation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What was the key event that made firearms identification a science?

Accepted Answer

A)  its successful use to extract a confession by Henry Goddard 
B)  its successful use in a criminal case by Paul Jeserich 
C)  its development of the bullet comparison microscope by Calvin Goddard 
D)  the establishment of a forensics laboratory by August Vollmer 
A)  its successful use to extract a confession by Henry Goddard 
B)  its successful use in a criminal case by Paul Jeserich 
C)  its development of the bullet comparison microscope by Calvin Goddard 
D)  the establishment of a forensics laboratory by August Vollmer

Question 17

Place the investigation steps in the left-hand column in the correct sequence using the order in the right -hand column.
-Column 1: recording all statements given for later inclusion in the written report
Column 2: seventh

Accepted Answer

The answer of Place the investigation steps in the left-hand...

Question 18

The characteristics of undercover policing suggest that it would appeal to individuals who

Accepted Answer

A)  work best under close supervision. 
B)  are keen on following the rules. 
C)  prefer to work with a partner. 
D)  are seeking a thrill. 
A)  work best under close supervision. 
B)  are keen on following the rules. 
C)  prefer to work with a partner. 
D)  are seeking a thrill.

Question 19

August Vollmerʹs partnership with the University of California, Berkeley, encouraged a number of scientists to become interested in criminal investigations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The scientific study and evaluation of evidence associated with the commission of a crime is .

Accepted Answer

The answer of The scientific study and evaluation of evidence...

Explain the overview of the broken windows model in terms of a ʺdomino effect.ʺ

Which of these is a key value of using hostage negotiators in a crisis situation?

Hot spots and hot times are associated with which type of patrol?

The most significant problem with anthropometry was which of the following?

Mounted patrols are particularly effective for crowd control.

ʺCalling the copsʺ is considered to be the cornerstone of policing in a society.

Place the investigation steps in the left-hand column in the correct sequence using the order in the right -hand column. -Column 1: identifying, collecting, and examining physical evidence Column 2: fifth

Foot patrol and automobile patrol have opposite effects in terms of officer mobility and community rapport, with a middle ground being found in

The ʺanticipation, recognition, and appraisal of a crime risk and initiation of action to remove or reduce itʺ is a definition of crime .

Successful undercover operations have been run via a partnership with law enforcement, activists, and media.

Place the investigation steps in the left-hand column in the correct sequence using the order in the right -hand column. -Column 1: measuring, photographing, and videotaping the crime scene Column 2: third

Only physical evidence that is useful in a court of law to prove or disprove facts fits the category of evidence.

Once a motorist has been stopped, an officer can legitimately do all of the following as described except which?

Preventative patrol involves canvassing neighborhoods in an effort to identify crimes in progress and stop them.

Mystery novels and television shows offer a simplified view of detective work and the goals of police investigation.

What was the key event that made firearms identification a science?

Place the investigation steps in the left-hand column in the correct sequence using the order in the right -hand column. -Column 1: recording all statements given for later inclusion in the written report Column 2: seventh

The characteristics of undercover policing suggest that it would appeal to individuals who

August Vollmerʹs partnership with the University of California, Berkeley, encouraged a number of scientists to become interested in criminal investigations.

The scientific study and evaluation of evidence associated with the commission of a crime is .

Origins and Evolution of American Policing

Policing in American Context

Law Enforcement Agencies and Their Organization

Becoming a COP

Police Sub-Culture

Police Discretion and Behavior

Community Policing and Community Involvement

Policing in the Modern ERA

Policing and the Law

Civil Liability and Accountability

Deviance, Ethics, and Professionalism

The Use of Force

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Exam 7: Core Police Functions

Explain the overview of the broken windows model in terms of a ʺdomino effect.ʺ

Which of these is a key value of using hostage negotiators in a crisis situation?

Hot spots and hot times are associated with which type of patrol?

The most significant problem with anthropometry was which of the following?

Mounted patrols are particularly effective for crowd control.

ʺCalling the copsʺ is considered to be the cornerstone of policing in a society.

Place the investigation steps in the left-hand column in the correct sequence using the order in the right -hand column. -Column 1: identifying, collecting, and examining physical evidence Column 2: fifth

Foot patrol and automobile patrol have opposite effects in terms of officer mobility and community rapport, with a middle ground being found in

The ʺanticipation, recognition, and appraisal of a crime risk and initiation of action to remove or reduce itʺ is a definition of crime .

Successful undercover operations have been run via a partnership with law enforcement, activists, and media.

Place the investigation steps in the left-hand column in the correct sequence using the order in the right -hand column. -Column 1: measuring, photographing, and videotaping the crime scene Column 2: third

Only physical evidence that is useful in a court of law to prove or disprove facts fits the category of evidence.

Once a motorist has been stopped, an officer can legitimately do all of the following as described except which?

Preventative patrol involves canvassing neighborhoods in an effort to identify crimes in progress and stop them.

Mystery novels and television shows offer a simplified view of detective work and the goals of police investigation.

What was the key event that made firearms identification a science?

Place the investigation steps in the left-hand column in the correct sequence using the order in the right -hand column. -Column 1: recording all statements given for later inclusion in the written report Column 2: seventh

The characteristics of undercover policing suggest that it would appeal to individuals who

August Vollmerʹs partnership with the University of California, Berkeley, encouraged a number of scientists to become interested in criminal investigations.

The scientific study and evaluation of evidence associated with the commission of a crime is .

Origins and Evolution of American Policing

Policing in American Context

Law Enforcement Agencies and Their Organization

Becoming a COP

Police Sub-Culture

Police Discretion and Behavior

Community Policing and Community Involvement

Policing in the Modern ERA

Policing and the Law

Civil Liability and Accountability

Deviance, Ethics, and Professionalism

The Use of Force

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