Policing in England
This man was responsible for the Metropolitan Police Act. His legacy also includes (although not necessarily directly attributed to him) a list of nine policing principles.
Who is Robert Peele?
This law empowered federal law enforcement to arrest alleged escaped slaves in the free North.
What is the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850?
This term refers to the component of the criminal justice system allows police and others the latitude to make an arrest (or other action) or not.
What is discretion?
This theory, introduced by policing scholars, suggests that signs of disorder (often resulting from low-level offenses) impact more serious crimes.
What is broken windows theory?
This is the main way that frankpledge systems differed from bohr systems.
What is Frankpledge systems were not voluntary?
This city established the first unified police for in the United States in 1844.
What is New York City?
This incident led to the Christopher Commission.
What is the 1991 beating of Rodney King in Los Angeles?
The primary components of Routine Activities Theory.
What are Lack of capable guardian, Motivated Offender, Attractive Target.
The name of the law passed in England to establish a police force in London.
What is the Metropolitan Police Act of 1829?
This is an example of a responsibility of an early Northern police officer.
What is street sweeping?
The way Chiefs of Police typically obtain their jobs.
CompSTAT first originated in this city.
What is New York?
Who was Jonathan Wild?
This commission differentiated between meat eaters and grass eaters.
What is the Knapp Commission.
These are the federal law enforcement agencies housed under the DOJ.
ATF, DEA, FBI, USMS
The 4 primary activities related to problem oriented policing.
What is SARA (Scan, Analysis, Response, Assessment).
The locations and duties of the following English law enforcement agents:
- Parish constables
- Shire Reeves
- City Watchmen
-Parish constables: Decendent of the "Hundredman" who was responsible for serious breaches of law. Operated in towns, were unarmed, unpaid, and part time. Typically elected, but eventually selected by Judges. Eventually became ineffectual as cities grew.
-Shire reeves: Operated in county-like settings and had duties such as supervising territories and collecting taxes.
- City watchmen: Worked in towns and cities and primary duties revolved around protecting properties.
The primary contributions of August Vollmer with regards to 20th Century professionalization.
What is 10?
The 4 major dimensions of community oriented policing.
Philosophical, tactical, strategic, and organizational