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will attach a 64 question multiple choice, true or false, test on intro to law enforcement.

Question 14 pts

The cost of achieving public order through police action is a combination of cost in tax dollars and

An increase in violent crime

A reduction in civil liberties

Slower emergency response

Short staffing for investigations

A police officer was overheard bragging about his “groupie” who likes to have sex with cops who are on duty. What is this type of behavior called?

Police sexual harassment

Sexual violence

Police sexual misconduct

Sexual deviance

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Which of the following is a product of civilian involvement in the complaint process?

Less objective investigations

Lower levels of satisfaction on the part of the general public

Less thorough investigations

Less subjective investigations

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Verbrecherpech is likely to result in

A criminal making a confession

A criminal making a telling mistake

A criminal returning to the scene of the crime

A criminal removing evidence from the crime scene

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As a police officer in an investigation, you need to enter a certain house in which you suspect you will find evidence of a crime. What do you need to be sure you follow in order to gain evidence correctly?

Administrative justification

Miranda rights

Fourth Amendment

State Supreme Court

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You are in a strange neighborhood, and a police officer drives by. He can clearly see that you do not know the neighborhood and are not from there. He stops you and frisks you because he just had a report of someone who looked like you with a knife. What level of justification did the officer use?

Probable cause

Search and seizure

Reasonable suspicion

Administrative justification

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An adolescent who drinks alcohol and steals from stores is taken in by police. The behavior is labeled as which of the following?

Corruption

Deviance

Rogue

Conditioning

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You need to get an arrest warrant from a magistrate for an offender you have dealt with before. You know the name and have a location. What requirement have you met?

Probable cause

Neutral magistrate

Search and seizure

Particularity

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You are approaching a house owned by the friend of someone you know just caused a hit -and-run accident. The friend is out on the porch, and you ask him if you can enter the house and look for the suspect. He says yes, and you find the suspect. The suspect’s attorney argues that you did not have a warrant, but the judge allows it. What is this an example of?

Searches incident to arrest

Searches based on exigent circumstances

Plain-view searches

Consent searches

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You teach at a school that has met all requirements by certain regulating educational bodies. It provides your school with credibility. What is this called?

Standards

Accountability

Accreditation

Compliance

Flag this QuestionQuestion 114 pts

You are working with others on a report about police corruption that indicates that some police officers accept gifts and others demand gifts. Which group are you working with?

Wickersham Commission

Knapp Commission

White Knight

Mollen Commission

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

Order the driver out of the vehicle without justification

Seize any items that are in “plain view”

Frisk the driver as a result of safety concerns

Search the passenger compartment without consent

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You are mediated a joint initiative between community leaders and police officers as they try to agree on the best course of action for a neighborhood overrun by drugs. The community leaders just proposed an innovative approach and have been met with resistance from the police. Based on attitudinal change, what is one reason for this?

Police are resistant to change

Police have better mechanisms for this issue

Police are eager for larger change

Police do not have the proper training

Flag this QuestionQuestion 144 pts

Adele just attended a training designed to help her recognize what she needs to do if she sees suspicious behavior while she is on volunteer duty in her neighborhood. Which of the following is she a part of?

Citizen policing

Citizen patrols

Citizens police academies

Civilianization

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LaTasha works at an animal control shelter that ensures potentially harmful animals are not out wandering where they could injury people. There have been problems with their van that have resulted in more dogs out on the streets. The police called and said they need to pick the dogs up somehow or else they would be ticketed. What is this an example of?

Third-party policing

Use of criminal law

Citizen patrol

Private policing

Flag this QuestionQuestion 164 pts

You are investigating an officer who is accused of intentionally ignoring criminal activities in a certain neighborhood for a share of the profits. What is the charge?

Straightforward corruption

Predatory corruption

Combative corruption

Perversion of justice

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Which of the following is an example of civilianization?

Andre patrols his neighborhood every third Friday, looking for trouble

Tanis attends classes on firearm use at the local academy

Zoe volunteers to help upgrade the computer system at the precinct

Jose works at the police barracks, taking emergency calls and directing them

Flag this QuestionQuestion 184 pts

Which example correctly applies the exclusionary rule?

An officer executing a warrant on the suspect’s home sees the suspect in a neighboring home and goes in after him, finding evidence of criminal activity in that home in the process.

An officer executing a warrant on a suspect’s home sees additional evidence of another crime in the home.

An officer executing a warrant to search a vehicle goes into the house and finds what he was originally looking for in a vehicle.

An officer executing a warrant on a suspect’s home sees incriminating evidence in a neighbor’s garbage, which is waiting on his curb for pickup.

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Which of the following perspectives would seek to increase collaborative groups consisting of both police and citizens working together to rebuild two neighborhood playgrounds?

Customer perspective

Deployment perspective

Legitimacy perspective

Community-revitalization perspective

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A mayor announces a new plan to encourage police officers to move within the city limits and become members of the communities they police. They can then act in conjunction with others within their community to find solutions to community problems. Which of the following is this an example of?

Community justice

Problem-oriented policing

Problem-solving policing

Community policing

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You are a trial lawyer and are preparing for an upcoming murder trial. You need to have the jury see the crime scene as it was when the police first got there. What will you to accomplish this?

CAT

ILP

CAD

FATS

Flag this QuestionQuestion 224 pts

You are on a criminal activity task force created to detect terrorism threats in the area. Your team has detected an issue in a section of the city that is heavy with gangs. You need to work with other task forces to gain the information you need and respond to the terrorist activity. Which of the following would help?

Creating a fusion center

Creating a geographic profile

Creating a computerized crime map

Creating a crime report

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A police officer on your task force has been acting strange lately and an investigation found that he has been taking drugs from an evidence locker for his own personal use. What is this an example of?

Economic corruption

Gratuity

Subjugation of defendant’s rights

Use corruption

Flag this QuestionQuestion 244 pts

A police officer leaves a suspect handcuffed in a car that is not completely pulled over from the highway. The car is hit, and the suspect suffers injuries. Which of the following would he sue under?

Intentional tort

Unintentional tort

Negligence tort

Contributory negligence tort

Flag this QuestionQuestion 254 pts

You are coordinating your city’s emergency response ability for potential terrorist activity. You need information on how your police chiefs see their department readiness. What could you look at?

GAO

CMRC

HITS

PERF

Flag this QuestionQuestion 264 pts

As a patrol officer in New York, which of the following would you rely on for information on some people you suspect to be gang members?

CalGang

Compstat

Geographic profiling

GangNet

Flag this QuestionQuestion 274 pts

Which of the following elements of the Compstat Model would require operational commanders to identify and take action to correct problems within the command?

Organizational flexibility

Mission clarification

Internal accountability

Innovative problem-solving tactics

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Which of the following would provide information that could be used to develop strategies designed to respond to changing threats?

Law enforcement intelligence

Tactical intelligence

Strategic intelligence

Intelligence-let policing

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You own a donut shop and often provide police officers with a free morning cup of coffee. What is this an example of?

Gratuity

Use corruption

Noble-cause corruption

Abuse of authority

Flag this QuestionQuestion 304 pts

What happens if impact munitions are used from an inappropriate distance?

The mechanism jams or malfunctions

They may injure the officer using them

They may be ineffective or deadly

The officer is at greater risk from the suspect

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Which of the following is NOT one of the three factors that, according to the Supreme Court, should be used to decide what a reasonable officer would do?

The weather and visibility

The severity of the crime

Whether the suspect is resisting or attempting to flee

Whether the suspect poses a threat

Flag this QuestionQuestion 324 pts

Which of the following was developed in response to the realization that less-lethal techniques created a greater risk for officers?

Lethal techniques that require close proximity

Lethal techniques that do not require close proximity

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