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Roughly 55 million people in this country, 20 percent of the U.S. population, speak a
language other than English at home.
The program that takes a proactive approach to stopping gang violence is called
GREAT, an acronym that stands for _______________.
Women are more vulnerable to being assaulted or killed during separation than at other
times and are particularly vulnerable when they are pregnant.
Cyberterrorism is defined as the intimidation of civilian enterprise through the use of
high technology to bring about political, religious, or ideological aims, actions that
result in -disabling or deleting critical infrastructure data or information.
Discuss and describe the various approaches to combat bullying. Which one do you feel
is most effective and why?
Answer:
Answer varies.
A ________________ approach emphasizes correctional policies and broader social
reform.
According to the Safety First program, drug use is the same as drug abuse.
Explain how gun violence may be considered a three-phase continuum, and how
effective gun control strategies can focus on each point of intervention.
Answer:
Answer varies.
Chief Justice Warren Burger once stated: "The officer working the beat makes more
-decisions and exercises broader discretion affecting the daily lives of people every day
and toa greater extent than a judge will exercise in a week."
Crime mapping changes the focus from the criminal to the location of the crimes.
When analyzing the factors that impede implementing community policing, research
found few obstacles to be community related.
In the fear-reduction strategy experiments in Newark and Houston, coordinated
community policing was also known as the __________________ project.
According to the text, discuss the various corrections-based approaches to crime
prevention that have proven effective.
Answer:
Answer varies.
The "_________________" is the point at which an ordinary, stable phenomenon can
turn into a crisis.
The smallest number of citizens and organizations needed to support and sustain a
-community policing initiative is known as ________________.
________________ refers to making potential objectives of criminals more difficult to
obtain.
According to the text, when given a ticket, law-abiding citizens believe they should be
-excused and that the police should concentrate on "real" criminals.
List and describe, as listed in the text, activities commonly performed by citizen patrols.
Answer:
Answer varies.
According to the text, team policing, community resource officers, and school liaison
-officers are part of public relations.
Terrorists may use arson, explosives and bombs, weapons of mass destruction
(biological, chemical or nuclear agents), and technology.
