Question 1

Which of the following is defined as "misconduct by a police service"?

Accepted Answer

A)  rotten forces 
B)  rotten barrels 
C)  rotten agencies 
D)  rotten orchards 
A)  rotten forces 
B)  rotten barrels 
C)  rotten agencies 
D)  rotten orchards

Question 2

Which of the following concepts is defined as "provisions that set out how police services are to be maintained and delivered"?

Accepted Answer

A)  police boards 
B)  policing doctrine 
C)  policing standards 
D)  police commissions 
A)  police boards 
B)  policing doctrine 
C)  policing standards 
D)  police commissions

Question 3

One disadvantage of the independent model of police complaints and investigations is a widespread perception among the public and politicians that police cannot conduct thorough and unbiased investigations of their colleagues.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

An officer "plants" evidence during a police raid,hoping to guarantee that charges will be laid against an alleged drug-trafficker the officer has been trying to "bust" for years.What category of police misconduct does this exemplify?

Accepted Answer

A)  actions,typically criminal,that undermine police legitimacy 
B)  actions,typically criminal,that undermine procedural justice 
C)  actions,typically criminal,that undermine public confidence 
D)  actions,typically criminal,that undermine the administration of justice 
A)  actions,typically criminal,that undermine police legitimacy 
B)  actions,typically criminal,that undermine procedural justice 
C)  actions,typically criminal,that undermine public confidence 
D)  actions,typically criminal,that undermine the administration of justice

Question 5

Discuss which model of police complaints and investigation you think is most effective,based on your understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Accepted Answer

Students will identify the model of poli

Question 6

Which model of police complaints and investigations of police officer misconduct might be viewed by some as undermining the authority and responsibility of police management?

Accepted Answer

A)  civil model 
B)  political model 
C)  independent model 
D)  interdependent model 
A)  civil model 
B)  political model 
C)  independent model 
D)  interdependent model

Question 7

Canadian research findings suggest that police officer misconduct is more of the rotten barrel rather than the rotten apple type.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which statement describes the use of existing models of police complaints and investigations of police officer misconduct in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  Most complaints against the police are resolved formally rather than informally. 
B)  Concerns exist surrounding the adequacy of the police complaints process for Aboriginal people. 
C)  Structures of police oversight have kept pace with the pluralistic nature of police work in the twenty-first century. 
D)  A vast amount of research exists about the effectiveness of police governance and accountability structures. 
A)  Most complaints against the police are resolved formally rather than informally. 
B)  Concerns exist surrounding the adequacy of the police complaints process for Aboriginal people. 
C)  Structures of police oversight have kept pace with the pluralistic nature of police work in the twenty-first century. 
D)  A vast amount of research exists about the effectiveness of police governance and accountability structures.

Question 9

Which of the following is defined as "how behaviour is defined as right or wrong"?

Accepted Answer

A)  ethics 
B)  morality 
C)  integrity 
D)  legitimacy 
A)  ethics 
B)  morality 
C)  integrity 
D)  legitimacy

Question 10

Identify and briefly describe the three models of police complaints and investigations,identifying a subtype within each model.

Accepted Answer

In the dependent model,police services i

Question 11

Which of the following is defined as "the legislative framework for police services"?

Accepted Answer

A)  police acts 
B)  police statutes 
C)  police mandate 
D)  police regulations 
A)  police acts 
B)  police statutes 
C)  police mandate 
D)  police regulations

Question 12

Compare and contrast the RCMP External Review Committee and the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP (CRCC).

Accepted Answer

The RCMP External Review Committee is an

Question 13

The procedure by which a person may file a complaint against the police is similar across Canada; however,there is substantial variation in the structures that are in place to receive and investigate complaints.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The dependent model of police accountability involves the practice of police investigating themselves.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

RCMP officers policing under provincial contract are held accountable to the provincial jurisdiction where they are policing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which of the following is defined as "misconduct by a police service"?

Which of the following concepts is defined as "provisions that set out how police services are to be maintained and delivered"?

One disadvantage of the independent model of police complaints and investigations is a widespread perception among the public and politicians that police cannot conduct thorough and unbiased investigations of their colleagues.

An officer "plants" evidence during a police raid,hoping to guarantee that charges will be laid against an alleged drug-trafficker the officer has been trying to "bust" for years.What category of police misconduct does this exemplify?

Discuss which model of police complaints and investigation you think is most effective,based on your understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Which model of police complaints and investigations of police officer misconduct might be viewed by some as undermining the authority and responsibility of police management?

Canadian research findings suggest that police officer misconduct is more of the rotten barrel rather than the rotten apple type.

Which statement describes the use of existing models of police complaints and investigations of police officer misconduct in Canada?

Which of the following is defined as "how behaviour is defined as right or wrong"?

Identify and briefly describe the three models of police complaints and investigations,identifying a subtype within each model.

Which of the following is defined as "the legislative framework for police services"?

Compare and contrast the RCMP External Review Committee and the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP (CRCC).

The procedure by which a person may file a complaint against the police is similar across Canada; however,there is substantial variation in the structures that are in place to receive and investigate complaints.

The dependent model of police accountability involves the practice of police investigating themselves.

RCMP officers policing under provincial contract are held accountable to the provincial jurisdiction where they are policing.

Considering Police Work

The Origins and Evolution of Police Work

Contemporary Canadian Policing

The Police Occupation

Patrol and General Duty Policing

Police Powers and the Use of Force

Policing in the Community

Police Strategies

Case Investigation

Going Forward: Critical Issues in Canadian Policing

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Exam 4: Police Ethics and Accountability

Which of the following is defined as "misconduct by a police service"?

Which of the following concepts is defined as "provisions that set out how police services are to be maintained and delivered"?

One disadvantage of the independent model of police complaints and investigations is a widespread perception among the public and politicians that police cannot conduct thorough and unbiased investigations of their colleagues.

An officer "plants" evidence during a police raid,hoping to guarantee that charges will be laid against an alleged drug-trafficker the officer has been trying to "bust" for years.What category of police misconduct does this exemplify?

Discuss which model of police complaints and investigation you think is most effective,based on your understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Which model of police complaints and investigations of police officer misconduct might be viewed by some as undermining the authority and responsibility of police management?

Canadian research findings suggest that police officer misconduct is more of the rotten barrel rather than the rotten apple type.

Which statement describes the use of existing models of police complaints and investigations of police officer misconduct in Canada?

Which of the following is defined as "how behaviour is defined as right or wrong"?

Identify and briefly describe the three models of police complaints and investigations,identifying a subtype within each model.

Which of the following is defined as "the legislative framework for police services"?

Compare and contrast the RCMP External Review Committee and the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP (CRCC).

The procedure by which a person may file a complaint against the police is similar across Canada; however,there is substantial variation in the structures that are in place to receive and investigate complaints.

The dependent model of police accountability involves the practice of police investigating themselves.

RCMP officers policing under provincial contract are held accountable to the provincial jurisdiction where they are policing.

Considering Police Work

The Origins and Evolution of Police Work

Contemporary Canadian Policing

The Police Occupation

Patrol and General Duty Policing

Police Powers and the Use of Force

Policing in the Community

Police Strategies

Case Investigation

Going Forward: Critical Issues in Canadian Policing

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