A
These federal officers are stationed at every port of entry and exit to the United States.
US Customs
Law enforcement officials that are elected by members of the community for two or four year terms.
Sheriff
The basis of _____ is simple, street disorder signals to people that the law is not being enfoced and crime is tolerated
Zero Tolerance Theory
Credited with being the person to organize law enforcement in England.
Sir Robert Peele
The oldest federal law enforcement agency, founded in 1789 by George Washington.
US Marshals
This agency is concerned with the illegal sale, possession, and use of firearms and the control of untaxed tobacco and liquor products.
ATF
By ___________, officers are preventing future more serious crimes.
preserving the peace
The mission of this agency _____ is to enforce domestic drug laws and regulations.
DEA
An early form law enforcement in which volunteers would patrol their community from dusk thru dawn.
Night Watch System
NYS Alcoholic Beverage Commission would be an example of _________________ law enforcement?
Limited purpose
In this model of policing, police chiefs took more control over thier individual departments, creating mid level positions.
Professional
This job of the police can mean anything from target investigations to simply patrolling an area more consistently, using their mere presence as a deterrent.
Preventing Crime
A branch of Customs and Border Patrol, these officers have the job of policing the nations northern and southern borders BETWEEN official ports of entry.
Border Patrol
Corruption was rampant during the _______ era of policing.
Political
Isolation from the public was an unintentional consequence of the invention of the _______?
Patrol Car
Model of policing that states meaningful interaction between officers and citizens will lead to a partnership in preventing crime.
Community Policing
Concerned with collecting and monitoring taxes, but also the federal agency that arrested Al Capone.
IRS
The _____________ focused on two areas of policing that were in need of reform- Police brutality and politics.
Wickersham Commission
The ______ has jurisdiction over nearly two hundred federal crimes, including white-collar crimes, espionage, and kidnapping.
FBI
Local or _________ agencies have the broadest authority to apprehend criminal suspects, maintain order, and provide services.
Municipal
The _______ has a general mandate to investigate “all sudden, unexplained, or unnatural deaths” reported to the office.
Coroner
An approach that measures the risks of criminal behavior associated with certain individuals or locations.
Intelligence Led Policing
The basis of _____ is simple, street disorder signals to people that the law is not being enfoced and crime is tolerated
Zero Tolerance Theory
A form of corruption in which a political party hires and promotes police officers and receive “favors” in return.
Patronage System
This Federal Law Enforcement Agency is in charge of protecting the President of the United States.