Question 1

When do Miranda rights first become necessary?

Accepted Answer

A)  at the time of arraignment 
B)  when there is probable cause for arrest 
C)  when a person is taken into custody 
D)  at sentencing 
A)  at the time of arraignment 
B)  when there is probable cause for arrest 
C)  when a person is taken into custody 
D)  at sentencing

Question 2

A temporary detention that allows the police to conduct a pat-down for public safety and to identify an individual is referred to as a(n)

Accepted Answer

A)  Terry stop. 
B)  inventory search. 
C)  suspect interrogation. 
D)  administrative search. 
A)  Terry stop. 
B)  inventory search. 
C)  suspect interrogation. 
D)  administrative search.

Question 3

Situations that are typically emergencies or very unusual incidents are known as __________ circumstances.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Situations that are typically emergencies or very...

Question 4

Officer Lee visits his child's middle school and sees marijuana on the seat of a car parked in the school's parking lot. Is this a legal plain-view search?

Accepted Answer

A)  yes, because Officer Lee was on public property 
B)  yes, because Officer Lee had probable cause to conduct the search 
C)  no, because Officer Lee was in a public place 
D)  no, because Officer Lee had to move an item to view the marijuana 
A)  yes, because Officer Lee was on public property 
B)  yes, because Officer Lee had probable cause to conduct the search 
C)  no, because Officer Lee was in a public place 
D)  no, because Officer Lee had to move an item to view the marijuana

Question 5

Police officers use coercion and __________ to maintain control of their beats.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Police officers use coercion and __________ to...

Question 6

In the majority of cities in the United States, the police chief is appointed by the __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the majority of cities in the...

Question 7

Police officers do not necessarily share the same level of __________ danger, but they all share __________ danger.

Accepted Answer

A)  real, the potential for 
B)  potential, the fear of 
C)  physical, psychological 
D)  unintentional, violent 
A)  real, the potential for 
B)  potential, the fear of 
C)  physical, psychological 
D)  unintentional, violent

Question 8

A __________ stop is a temporary detention that allows the police to conduct a pat-down for public safety and to identify an individual.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A __________ stop is a temporary detention...

Question 9

Which 1960s shift broadened the jurisdiction of the police over juveniles?

Accepted Answer

A)  the civil rights movement 
B)  recognition of child abuse 
C)  Vietnam War protests 
D)  the walk on the moon 
A)  the civil rights movement 
B)  recognition of child abuse 
C)  Vietnam War protests 
D)  the walk on the moon

Question 10

Which of the following factors is unique to the policing profession?

Accepted Answer

A)  power 
B)  solidarity 
C)  unconditional acceptance 
D)  use of force 
A)  power 
B)  solidarity 
C)  unconditional acceptance 
D)  use of force

Question 11

Research suggests that Black officers are more likely to treat __________ suspects more severely.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Research suggests that Black officers are more...

Question 12

In order to maintain the blue wall, police officers must maintain

Accepted Answer

A)  secrecy among each other. 
B)  a code of silence. 
C)  trust 
D)  distrust of everyone else 
A)  secrecy among each other. 
B)  a code of silence. 
C)  trust 
D)  distrust of everyone else

Question 13

Police departments are sometimes involved in lobbying the local or state government as a means of providing more funds.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

One of the strongest predictors of whether officers will take juveniles into custody is

Accepted Answer

A)  demeanor of the juvenile. 
B)  parental involvement. 
C)  age of the juvenile. 
D)  gender of the police officer. 
A)  demeanor of the juvenile. 
B)  parental involvement. 
C)  age of the juvenile. 
D)  gender of the police officer.

Question 15

Technology is an inherently good influence on society.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

When do Miranda rights first become necessary?

A temporary detention that allows the police to conduct a pat-down for public safety and to identify an individual is referred to as a(n)

Situations that are typically emergencies or very unusual incidents are known as __________ circumstances.

Officer Lee visits his child's middle school and sees marijuana on the seat of a car parked in the school's parking lot. Is this a legal plain-view search?

Police officers use coercion and __________ to maintain control of their beats.

In the majority of cities in the United States, the police chief is appointed by the __________.

Police officers do not necessarily share the same level of danger, but they all share danger.

A __________ stop is a temporary detention that allows the police to conduct a pat-down for public safety and to identify an individual.

Which 1960s shift broadened the jurisdiction of the police over juveniles?

Which of the following factors is unique to the policing profession?

Research suggests that Black officers are more likely to treat __________ suspects more severely.

In order to maintain the blue wall, police officers must maintain

Police departments are sometimes involved in lobbying the local or state government as a means of providing more funds.

One of the strongest predictors of whether officers will take juveniles into custody is

Technology is an inherently good influence on society.

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When do Miranda rights first become necessary?

A temporary detention that allows the police to conduct a pat-down for public safety and to identify an individual is referred to as a(n)

Situations that are typically emergencies or very unusual incidents are known as __________ circumstances.

Officer Lee visits his child's middle school and sees marijuana on the seat of a car parked in the school's parking lot. Is this a legal plain-view search?

Police officers use coercion and __________ to maintain control of their beats.

In the majority of cities in the United States, the police chief is appointed by the __________.

Police officers do not necessarily share the same level of __________ danger, but they all share __________ danger.

A __________ stop is a temporary detention that allows the police to conduct a pat-down for public safety and to identify an individual.

Which 1960s shift broadened the jurisdiction of the police over juveniles?

Which of the following factors is unique to the policing profession?

Research suggests that Black officers are more likely to treat __________ suspects more severely.

In order to maintain the blue wall, police officers must maintain

Police departments are sometimes involved in lobbying the local or state government as a means of providing more funds.

One of the strongest predictors of whether officers will take juveniles into custody is

Technology is an inherently good influence on society.

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Perspectives on Crime and Criminal Justice Research

An Introduction to Measuring Crime and Crime Patterns

An Introduction to Crime Typologies

An Introduction to Criminological Theory

An Introduction to Policing: History and Structure

Police Strategies

An Introduction to the Courts: History, Structure, and Actors

The Judicial Process

Issues in the Courts

An Introduction to Corrections: History, Structure, and Actors

Punishing Offenders in Prisons, Jails, and the Community

Issues in Corrections

Current and Future Criminal Justice Issues

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Police officers do not necessarily share the same level of danger, but they all share danger.