Big Names
This individual was the chief of police in Berkeley, California, who helped found the School of Criminology at the University of California.
August Vollmer
This commission, who published a report of corruption in the NYPD in 1972, argued that officers fall into one of two categories: Meat-eater, and grass-eaters.
The Knapp Commission
Designated police patrol areas are called ______.
beats
This ruling created the "stop and frisk"
Terry v. Ohio
This is the nickname of the English police force created by Sir Robert Peel.
Bobbies
This commission, who published a report in 1991 of corruption in the NYPD, described a form of corruption that was categorically different than the corruption of the Knapp Commission 20 years earlier.
The Mollen Commission
Another term for the order-maintenance function of police is
peacekeeping
This ruling laid out your rights in an interrogation
Miranda v. Arizona
This piece of legislation established the first organized police force in London.
The Metropolitan Police Act
This term was coined by the Mollen Commission use to describe the new form of corruption taking place in the NYPD.
Crew corruption
This type of policing is designed to bring the police and public closer together to create a more cooperative environment between them.
Community-oriented policing
This ruling established the "fleeing felon" rule.
Tennessee v. Garner
This commission, publishing reports in 1929 and 1931, wrote of corruption infecting the entire criminal justice system of New York City, driven in part by Prohibition Laws.
The Wickersham commission
This is a collective group of 10 families who pledged to provide mutual aid to one another.
Tything
This ruling established that the fourth amendment only applies to a home's curtilage, not to open fields
Oliver v. United States
This term refers to sense of isolation and in-group loyalty that police officers often feel.
The Blue Curtain
This ruling established that surveillance flyovers are not subject to Fourth Amendment protections
California v. Ciraolo