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Duplicate of Policing: Roles, Styles and Functions
Duplicate of Policing: Roles, Styles and Functions
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Leca Ralph Iler Chapter 6 Policing Roles
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1
Which of the following tasks is unquestionably the most time consuming and resource intensive?
patrol
technical and support
criminal investigation
traffic
2
Domestic Terrorism is acts of terrorism that
occur in your home
are committed by citizens on another country
occur against your maid
occur within the United States
3
Broderick would classify someone who focused on order and with no respect for due process as a
utilitarian
enforcer
copper
realist
4
Some of the key elements for Drug Law Enforcement is:
Smuggling
Drug Demand Reduction
All of the them
Crop Eradication
5
The use of violence against governments, or publics to attain a political or social objective
civil disobedience
terrorism
Political action
protest
6
Disturbance calls and arresting suspects are the most dangerous circumstances for police
False
True
7
What was the result of the extensive neighborhood foot patrol experiment in Flint, Michigan?
decreases in calls for police serviced
moderate decreases in crime
all of them
decreased fear of crime
8
Behavior and actions that are expected from a person in a particular role
crime
role expectation
maturation
role conflict
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Watching the streets with little direction in an attempt to both prevent and ferret out crime
preventive patrol
directed patrol
role conflict
aggressive patrol
10
In Wilson’s Policing Styles someone who solves problems through threats or arrest is
legalistic
realist
operational
service oriented
11
A strategy based on a partnership between residents and police to improve the quality of life
directed patrol
community policing
merit system
selective enforcement
12
Fingerprints are crucial in solving most crimes.
False
True
13
Which following factor impacts stopping distance.
speed
all of the them
reaction time
road conditions
14
The rights and responsibilities associated with a position
job description
role
right
role expectations
15
Muir would classify someone with little passion or perspective for police work as a
Professional
reciprocator
watchman
avoider
16
Clearance Rates for Burglary are less than 15%
True
False
17
What is the major cause of death in car crashes.
Head on collisions
Icy roads
Multiple care crashes
Hitting a tree
18
Stress resulting from trying to perform two or more incompatible responsibilities
vibration
incumbent stress
role conflict
role expectation
19
_____ refer(s) to the different overall approaches to the police job.
Operational Styles
Merit System
College Academics
Role Expectations
20
Fingerprints are crucial in solving most crimes.
False
True
21
Muir would classify someone with great passion and perspective for police work as a:
Professional
Enforcer
Realist
Watchman
22
Broderick classification of someone who emphasis is on due process with less concern for order
Idealist
watchman
optimist
legalist
23
In Wilson’s three styles of Policing a person who avoids arrest &focuses on informal means is
enforcer
watchman
legalistic
service oriented
24
preliminary investigation of both felony and misdemeanor cases is conducted by patrol officers.
True
False
25
Which police tasks has long been referred to as the backbone of the department
traffic
patrol
criminal investigation
technical and support
26
technology allows investigators to sort through thousands of stored finger prints for a match
True
False
27
Detective is a high status position both within the police department and in the publics eye.
True
False
28
_____ refers to patrolling under guidance or orders on how to use patrol time.
Directed patrol
Selective enforcement
Full enforcement
Preventive patrol
29
The leading case of death for people ages 15 to 25 is car accidents
False
True
30
a technology that allows investigators to sort through thousands of fingerprints quickly
Field interrogation
Directed patrol
Tech/prep (technical preparation)
Automated fingerprint identification system
31
Improvements in detective work will significantly raise clearance rates or lower the crime rate
False
True
32
having an entire patrol section make numerous traffic stops and field interrogations
Aggressive patrol
Preventive patrol
Selective enforcement
Problem-oriented policing
33
Clearance rates refer to:
closing of a case by the police
someone convicted for a crime
crime reported to the police & andarrest made for that crime
crime reported to the police
34
stopping and questioning pedestrians they find in suspicious circumstances
Aggressive Patrol
Interviewing
Preventive Patrol
Field Interrogation
35
A unique genetic profile can be derived from bodily substances found at the scene of a crime
False
True