Police State Exam Part 1

Technology, fingerprint technology, surveillance and forensics are all examples of _________

The fine blue line is NOT the line of protection for the public

States are sovereign, no national police force, states govern themselves.

Jim runs a yellow light and gets a warning, instead of a ticket. This action is described as __________

The laws are interpreted by ______________

a developed sense of massive power beyond what's allowed by law is __________

The first large scale uniformed paid police force was in _________

When the community trusts the police, it enhances communication between both parties.

A discretion power includes the right to choose what should be done in a particular situation with good judgement.

Title 42 does not give officers the authority to enforce laws in other states

"Police must always uphold the tradition that they and the community are one", is an example of ________

Authority derived from politicians is described as ________ era.

The Pa Constitution gives authority to police officers in PA

Consequences of misuse of police power include....

Sir Robert Peel drafted the third police bill in 1929

Police must always uphold the tradition that they and the community are one is _____________

Who or what gives the police power?

Ethics describe what is right or wrong, while legal and illegal describe the law.

Functions of police include...…..

As a general rule, the Commonwealth is immune from ________

A Standard of performance that defines an individual, which requires special education and training is __________

A code of values for our behaviors, based on what is morally good or bad behavior is_______

Excessive force, abuse of power, and personal gain, are all examples of ways to _______ between police and the public.

__________ Branch makes the laws

Defenses for an officer accused of wrong are justification, good faith and immunity.