Policing: Roles, Styles and Functions

The leading case of death for people ages 15 to 25 is car accidents

preliminary investigation of both felony and misdemeanor cases is conducted by patrol officers.

Broderick would classify someone who focused on order and with no respect for due process as a

Which of the following tasks is unquestionably the most time consuming and resource intensive?

What was the result of the extensive neighborhood foot patrol experiment in Flint, Michigan?

Domestic Terrorism is acts of terrorism that

stopping and questioning pedestrians they find in suspicious circumstances

_____ refers to patrolling under guidance or orders on how to use patrol time.

In Wilson’s three styles of Policing a person who avoids arrest &focuses on informal means is

The use of violence against governments, or publics to attain a political or social objective

technology allows investigators to sort through thousands of stored finger prints for a match

What is the major cause of death in car crashes.

Clearance rates refer to:

Which following factor impacts stopping distance.

Stress resulting from trying to perform two or more incompatible responsibilities

_____ refer(s) to the different overall approaches to the police job.

Which police tasks has long been referred to as the backbone of the department

Detective is a high status position both within the police department and in the publics eye.

The rights and responsibilities associated with a position

Muir would classify someone with little passion or perspective for police work as a

having an entire patrol section make numerous traffic stops and field interrogations

In Wilson’s Policing Styles someone who solves problems through threats or arrest is

Some of the key elements for Drug Law Enforcement is:

Behavior and actions that are expected from a person in a particular role

Clearance Rates for Burglary are less than 15%

Watching the streets with little direction in an attempt to both prevent and ferret out crime

Disturbance calls and arresting suspects are the most dangerous circumstances for police

Fingerprints are crucial in solving most crimes.

Fingerprints are crucial in solving most crimes.

Muir would classify someone with great passion and perspective for police work as a:

Improvements in detective work will significantly raise clearance rates or lower the crime rate

A strategy based on a partnership between residents and police to improve the quality of life

Broderick classification of someone who emphasis is on due process with less concern for order

A unique genetic profile can be derived from bodily substances found at the scene of a crime

a technology that allows investigators to sort through thousands of fingerprints quickly