Describe the role of the FTO in the training process.
Answer:
Student answers may vary.
The three corporate strategies for policing identified by Harvard’s Executive Sessions
on Policing are traditional policing, community policing, and problem-solving policing.
The latest in the use of automated crime analysis is the New York City Police
Department’s ____________________ program.
Programs through which officers live in particular communities to strengthen relations
between the police and the community are called ____________________.
According to your text, the first challenge that a minority must face in the law
enforcement workplace is ___________.
Throughout the United States, there are more than __________ different Native
American tribal groups, all with distinct histories, cultures, and often a separate
language.
The ____________________ were the members of the military appointed by Roman
Emperor Augustus to protect the palace and the emperor.
A(n)____________________ is the culture of a particular group that is smaller than,
and essentially different from, the dominant culture in a society.
Informal job actions by officers in which they refuse to perform certain job functions is
known as the _____________________.
Most police departments will reject a candidate for employment with a felony
conviction, but a misdemeanor conviction does not necessarily prohibit a person from
employment.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibited all job discrimination based on race, color,
____________________, gender, and national origin.
The four major U.S. cabinet departments that administer most federal law enforcement
agencies and personnel are the Department of Justice, the Department of the Treasury,
the Department of Homeland Security, and the ____________________.
A view of the role of the police that emphasizes keeping the peace and providing social
services: _________________.
The first step after submitting an application to a department is the ________________.
Harvard’s Executive Sessions on Policing identified three corporate strategies for
policing that are presently guiding U.S. policing: (1) strategic policing, (2) community
policing, and (3) _________________.