Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Surprise
100

Law or practice that is used to guide CJ officials

Policy
100
The first era of policing.
Political
100
Level of proof required to get a search warrant.
Probable cause
100
The Supreme Court has this kind of jurisdiction.
Appellate
100
People with this political affiliation are most concerned about protecting the accused's rights.
Liberal
200
1st step in the process of policy development.
Problem identification
200
Era of policing which included police officers driving their beats rather than walking.
Reform
200
This amendment protects against self-incrimination.
5th
200
When cases go to drug court or family court, it is because of _____________ jurisdiction.
Subject matter
200
When a jury cannot reach a verdict, it is this.
Hung
300
People with this political affiliation are more likely to endorse punitive policies.
Conservative.
300
The majority of police officers work at this level of police organization.
Local
300
If an officer sees your bong during a traffic stop, he can perform this type of search.
Plain view
300
This person decides how much bail is for each defendant.
Judge
300
Paid police departments in the South formed out of these.
Slave patrols
400
Needle exchange programs are part of a ____________ approach to drugs.
harm reduction/public health
400
Also called hot-spot policing.
Directed patrols
400
Rule that says evidence collected during an illegal search cannot be used.
Exclusionary rule
400
This amendment specifies your right to an attorney
6th
400
Three please you can make.
Guilty, not guilty, no contest
500
2 types of police evaluation
Outcome and process
500
Type of policing that focuses on minor crimes in order to prevent more serious crimes.
Order Maintenance
500
Four of the five types of police force
Physical, chemical, firearm, electronic, impact
500
Stage at which formal charges are read.
Arraignment
500
Supreme Court case that affirmed police can use deadly force if they are in imminent danger.
Tennessee v. Garner
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