Unit 1
Unit 2
Types of Policing
Eras of Policing
Amendments
100

This term refers to political borders where CJ systems can operate

Jurisdiction

100

This crime theory says that to stop crime, we should ensure that people are aware of the laws, and that the punishment fits the crime

Classical Crime Theory

100

This type of policing can be difficult because it is physically demanding and leaves officers exposed to the weather and danger

Foot Policing

100

This era of policing had the rates of arrest doubled while people had a negative view on the police 

Community era

100

This amendment gives citizens the right to remain silent

5th

200

This Model of Justice is known as "Obstacle Course Justice"

Due Process Model

200

People commit crimes because they don't have all their needs met

Humanistic theory

200

This type of Policing involves creating as many interactions between citizens and police as possible 

Aggressive Policing

200

This is what "police" originated as in the United States

Slave Patrols

200

This amendment gives citizens the right to a lawyer

6th

300

This Model of Justice is known for its Conservative Political Values

Crime Control Model

300

These types of crimes are based off laws that are made to keep the peace and order in society

Public order offense

300

This type of policing involves the use of data to strategically police areas that might have a high rate of crime

Preventative Policing

300

This era involves officers receiving their title as a form of patronage from a politician

Political Era

300

This amendment gives people protection from cruel and unusual punishment

8th

400

This is what someone is called who is accusing someone in a Civil Court

Plaintiff

400

What type of crime is a robbery?

Violent Crime

400

This type of policing involves creating better relations between the police and the community

Community Policing

400

This era shows a significant change and a movement towards making the police a job granted to people who earned it

Professional/ Reform Era

400

This amendment makes it necessary for Law officers to have a warrant or probable cause to search you

4th

500

This term refers to when someone admits guilt in exchange for a lesser sentence

Plea Bargain

500

Who keeps track of the Uniform Crime Report

FBI

500

This type of policing is best exemplified by a sobriety checkpoint on the road

Aggressive policing

500

This is the father of modern policing

Sir Robert Peel

500

This amendment gives all citizens the right to equal protection under the law and due process

14th

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