Question 1

The police responsibility of "preserving the peace" is strongly related to_________ ​

Accepted Answer

A) preventing crime. 
B) providing public service. 
C) enforcing the law. 
D) fighting crime. 
A) preventing crime. 
B) providing public service. 
C) enforcing the law. 
D) fighting crime.

Question 2

Women represent more than half of all police officers. ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

What are the twomain components of police officer training in the United States? ​

Accepted Answer

A) Field training and probationary period 
B) Police academy and field training 
C) Police academy and antiterrorism training 
D) Field training and antiterrorism training 
A) Field training and probationary period 
B) Police academy and field training 
C) Police academy and antiterrorism training 
D) Field training and antiterrorism training

Question 4

Discuss the benefits of a diverse police force. ​

Accepted Answer

• A diverse police force could develop a

Question 5

The law enforcement goal of "preserving the peace" is highly related tothe goal of "preventing crime." ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The federal agency that patrols the borders of the continental United States toensure that immigrants donot enter the country illegally is known as ___________ ​

Accepted Answer

A) U.S. Marshals Service. 
B) U.S. Immigrations and Customs Service (IC
E) . 
C) U.S. Department of Transportation. 
D) U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). 
A) U.S. Marshals Service. 
B) U.S. Immigrations and Customs Service (IC
E) . 
C) U.S. Department of Transportation. 
D) U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

Question 7

________is the process by which law enforcement agencies develop a pool of qualified applicants. ​

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________is the process by which law enforcement...

Question 8

What type of policing relies on data concerning past crime patterns topredict future crime patterns? ​

Accepted Answer

A) Community policing 
B) Intelligence-led policing 
C) Proactive policing 
D) Reactive policing 
A) Community policing 
B) Intelligence-led policing 
C) Proactive policing 
D) Reactive policing

Question 9

The Drug Enforcement Administration is housed in the ___________ ​

Accepted Answer

A) Department of Justice. 
B) Department of Homeland Security. 
C) Department of Transportation. 
D) Treasury Department. 
A) Department of Justice. 
B) Department of Homeland Security. 
C) Department of Transportation. 
D) Treasury Department.

Question 10

As police chief of your suburban town of 75,000 residents, you have noticed an increase of drug activity in three specific neighborhoods, one of which is less than a quarter mile from a local middle school. After countless complaints from concerned citizens, including the principal of the middle school, you must now determine how you are going todeal with the immediate problem. However, your enforcement budget has been exceedingly cut by the local city council which has taken away your ability todoenhanced patrols in these three hot spots, since it would leave other areas open for possible criminal activity as well. At present, you only have 30 full time officers tasked with patrolling a 50 square mile area, with noovertime budget. How will you attempt todeal with this immediate concern without leaving certain areas of your city unmanned and with your tight budget? Please explain your plan.

Accepted Answer

As the police chief of our suburban town

Question 11

Explain the patronage system and discuss how it impacted policing. ​

Accepted Answer

• The patronage system, alsoknown as the

Question 12

________ is the hiring or promotion policy favoring those groups, such as women, African Americans, or Hispanics, whohave suffered from discrimination in the past or continue tosuffer from discrimination. ​

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ is the hiring or promotion policy...

Question 13

Like municipal police officers, private security officers have arrest powers. ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Most arrests in the United States are for ____ ​

Accepted Answer

A) crimes of disorder. 
B) crimes of violence. 
C) sex crimes. 
D) white-collar crimes. 
A) crimes of disorder. 
B) crimes of violence. 
C) sex crimes. 
D) white-collar crimes.

Question 15

The majority of all police officers work in _________ ​

Accepted Answer

A) federal agencies. 
B) large departments like New York City and Chicago. 
C) small and medium-sized police departments. 
D) state police and highway patrol-level agencies. 
A) federal agencies. 
B) large departments like New York City and Chicago. 
C) small and medium-sized police departments. 
D) state police and highway patrol-level agencies.

Question 16

The importance of intelligence-based policing was not evident before which major event? ​

Accepted Answer

A) Gang wars of the 1990s 
B) World War II 
C) The Vietnam War 
D) 9/11 attacks 
A) Gang wars of the 1990s 
B) World War II 
C) The Vietnam War 
D) 9/11 attacks

Question 17

Define intelligence-led policing  and how is it used todeal with ​  crime in the United States.

Accepted Answer

• Intelligence-led policing emerged duri

Question 18

As elected officials whodonot necessarily need a background in law enforcement, modern sheriffs resemble their counterparts from the of policing in many ways, including the responsibility tocollect taxes. ​

Accepted Answer

A) community era 
B) reform era 
C) political era 
D) professional era 
A) community era 
B) reform era 
C) political era 
D) professional era

Question 19

The era of policing that was centralized and had a professional and distant police-community policing relationship wa s th e ______________________. ​

Accepted Answer

The answer of The era of policing that was centralized...

Question 20

Early police officers likely gained their positions as a result of _________ ​

Accepted Answer

A) earning a college education. 
B) receiving training in the area of policing. 
C) demonstrating their skills in investigation. 
D) giving and receiving  political favors. 
A) earning a college education. 
B) receiving training in the area of policing. 
C) demonstrating their skills in investigation. 
D) giving and receiving  political favors.

The police responsibility of "preserving the peace" is strongly related to_________

Women represent more than half of all police officers.

What are the twomain components of police officer training in the United States?

Discuss the benefits of a diverse police force.

The law enforcement goal of "preserving the peace" is highly related tothe goal of "preventing crime."

The federal agency that patrols the borders of the continental United States toensure that immigrants donot enter the country illegally is known as ___________

________is the process by which law enforcement agencies develop a pool of qualified applicants.

What type of policing relies on data concerning past crime patterns topredict future crime patterns?

The Drug Enforcement Administration is housed in the ___________

Explain the patronage system and discuss how it impacted policing.

________ is the hiring or promotion policy favoring those groups, such as women, African Americans, or Hispanics, whohave suffered from discrimination in the past or continue tosuffer from discrimination.

Like municipal police officers, private security officers have arrest powers.

Most arrests in the United States are for ____

The majority of all police officers work in _________

The importance of intelligence-based policing was not evident before which major event?

Define intelligence-led policing and how is it used todeal with crime in the United States.

As elected officials whodonot necessarily need a background in law enforcement, modern sheriffs resemble their counterparts from the of policing in many ways, including the responsibility tocollect taxes.

The era of policing that was centralized and had a professional and distant police-community policing relationship wa s th e ______________________.

Early police officers likely gained their positions as a result of _________

Criminal Justice Today

Measuring and Explaining Crime

Inside Criminal Law

Problems and Solutions

Police and the Constitution

Courts and the Quest for Justice

Pretrial Procedures and the Criminal Trial

Punishment and Sentencing

Probation, Parole, and Intermediate Sanctions

Prisons and Jails

The Prison Experience and Prisoner Reentry

The Juvenile Justice System

Crucial Issues in Criminal Justice

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Exam 4: Law Enforcement Today

The police responsibility of "preserving the peace" is strongly related to_________ ​

Women represent more than half of all police officers. ​

What are the twomain components of police officer training in the United States? ​

Discuss the benefits of a diverse police force. ​

The law enforcement goal of "preserving the peace" is highly related tothe goal of "preventing crime." ​

The federal agency that patrols the borders of the continental United States toensure that immigrants donot enter the country illegally is known as ___________ ​

________is the process by which law enforcement agencies develop a pool of qualified applicants. ​

What type of policing relies on data concerning past crime patterns topredict future crime patterns? ​

The Drug Enforcement Administration is housed in the ___________ ​

Explain the patronage system and discuss how it impacted policing. ​

________ is the hiring or promotion policy favoring those groups, such as women, African Americans, or Hispanics, whohave suffered from discrimination in the past or continue tosuffer from discrimination. ​

Like municipal police officers, private security officers have arrest powers. ​

Most arrests in the United States are for ____ ​

The majority of all police officers work in _________ ​

The importance of intelligence-based policing was not evident before which major event? ​

Define intelligence-led policing and how is it used todeal with ​ crime in the United States.

As elected officials whodonot necessarily need a background in law enforcement, modern sheriffs resemble their counterparts from the of policing in many ways, including the responsibility tocollect taxes. ​

The era of policing that was centralized and had a professional and distant police-community policing relationship wa s th e ______________________. ​

Early police officers likely gained their positions as a result of _________ ​

Criminal Justice Today

Measuring and Explaining Crime

Inside Criminal Law

Problems and Solutions

Police and the Constitution

Courts and the Quest for Justice

Pretrial Procedures and the Criminal Trial

Punishment and Sentencing

Probation, Parole, and Intermediate Sanctions

Prisons and Jails

The Prison Experience and Prisoner Reentry

The Juvenile Justice System

Crucial Issues in Criminal Justice

Filters

The police responsibility of "preserving the peace" is strongly related to_________

Women represent more than half of all police officers.

What are the twomain components of police officer training in the United States?

Discuss the benefits of a diverse police force.

The law enforcement goal of "preserving the peace" is highly related tothe goal of "preventing crime."

The federal agency that patrols the borders of the continental United States toensure that immigrants donot enter the country illegally is known as ___________

________is the process by which law enforcement agencies develop a pool of qualified applicants.

What type of policing relies on data concerning past crime patterns topredict future crime patterns?

The Drug Enforcement Administration is housed in the ___________

Explain the patronage system and discuss how it impacted policing.

________ is the hiring or promotion policy favoring those groups, such as women, African Americans, or Hispanics, whohave suffered from discrimination in the past or continue tosuffer from discrimination.

Like municipal police officers, private security officers have arrest powers.

Most arrests in the United States are for ____

The majority of all police officers work in _________

The importance of intelligence-based policing was not evident before which major event?

Define intelligence-led policing and how is it used todeal with crime in the United States.

As elected officials whodonot necessarily need a background in law enforcement, modern sheriffs resemble their counterparts from the of policing in many ways, including the responsibility tocollect taxes.

The era of policing that was centralized and had a professional and distant police-community policing relationship wa s th e ______________________.

Early police officers likely gained their positions as a result of _________