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In the early days of female policing, women were normally used in only three actual
police-related jobs: juvenile work, guarding female prisoners, and
____________________ crimes.
The primary instrument governing employment equality, as well as all equality, in U.S.
society is the ____________________ Amendment to the United States Constitution.
The deadliest decade for law enforcement officers so far was the _________.
The best way to think of the division of labor in an organization is to ask the question,
"Who is going to do what, when, and where?"
The availability of a choice of options or actions one can take in a situation is called
____________________.
The ________ maintains a record of all police officers killed in the line of duty.
A concept that suggests that the police are always present or always seem to be present
is known as deterrence.
A controversial issue in current law enforcement is the cooperation and escalating
involvement of local police with federal immigration officials in enforcing
_____________ laws.
The concept that the police role is very diverse and dynamic: _____________.
Critics of affirmative action argue that selecting police officers based on their race or
gender does not violate the 1964 Civil Rights Act and is discriminatory.
This telephone system allows police departments to call citizens in certain geographic
areas and notify them to lock their doors, evacuate, or be aware of a crime problem:
____________________ focuses the broad moral principles that govern all conduct
upon specific applications.
The investigative arm of the Navy and Marines is called the __________________.
This U.S. Supreme Court decision ____________________ requires prosecutors to
notify defense attorneys whenever an officer involved in their case has a record of
knowingly lying in an official capacity.
The background investigation for most police department's usually only looks back five
years into the applicant's life and history.
Detectives often re-interview victims and witnesses.
Most small cities in the United States have their own police academies.
