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The __________ is an interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment by the U.S.
Supreme Court that holds that evidence seized in violation of the U.S. Constitution
cannot be used in court against a defendant.
Research during the past 20 years has pointed out that we can depend on television
portrayals for realistic examples of police work.
What is the basic difference between the crime-fighting role and the order-maintenance
role of the police?
Answer:
Answer varies.
Explain the innovative approach to law enforcement by using joint federal and local
task forces.
Answer:
Answer varies.
How can officers deal with the "blue wall" or "code of silence"?
Answer:
Answer varies.
Discuss the extent and use of less-than-lethal weapons by police.
Answer:
Answer varies.
Explain the phenomenon of suicide by cop.
Answer:
Answer varies.
Identify the problems associated with stress as they relate to small-town policing.
Answer:
Answer varies.
Programs through which officers live in particular communities to strengthen relations
between the police and the community are called __________
Most local police departments are small, with about 53 percent employing fewer than
10 sworn officers.
Meat-eaters take small bribes or relatively minor services offered by citizens seeking to
avoid arrest or to get special police services.
__________ established the first large-scale, uniformed, paid, civil police force in
London.
A passenger in a vehicle has the same right as a driver to challenge the constitutionality
of a traffic stop.
The two official measures of crime in the United States are the __________ and the
__________
The DARE program has received mixed reviews, and some departments have cut their
programs, especially in these tight budget years.
Detail the 1992 U.S. Supreme Court case of Jacobson v. United States, including
discussion of the subject matter of the case and the Court's ruling.
Answer:
Answer varies.
Timothy J. McVeigh was stopped in Kansas at a DWI checkpoint and was immediately
arrested for and charged with the Oklahoma City bombing.
In a 1995 case, a state police agency agreed to provide back pay to white male troopers
who claimed they were unfairly passed over for promotions in favor of minority
troopers.
Why do citizens seem to want more police officers on foot patrol rather than in police
cars?
Answer:
Answer varies.
