History
CP
Terrorism
Diversity
Police Management
100

This city was home to America's first community court.

New York City

100

This policing philosophy emphasizes working with residents to address crime and disorder.

Community policing

100

This federal department was established to protect the United States against terrorism.

Department of Homeland Security

100

Stopping motorists based solely on race is known as this

Racial profiling

100

Trying new policing ideas and changing procedures demonstrates this principle.

Innovation

200

This invention transformed police patrol operations in the early 1900s.

automobile

200

Community-Oriented Policing is more than programs or special units; it is fundamentally this.

A policing philosophy

200

New Jersey's terrorism statute identifies this minimum number of people a person may intend to terrorize.

Five

200

A population distinguished by physical or cultural traits and subjected to unequal treatment is called this.

Minority group

200

Legitimacy, accountability, and innovation are elements of New Professionalism; this rigid attitude is not.

Unyielding, Stiff, Inflexible, Rigid, Firm, Stiff


300

This individual organized London's thief-takers in 1750.

Henry Fielding

300

Neighbors who look out for one another and engage in collective action demonstrate this resource.

social capitol

300

Terrorist attacks targeting computers and digital systems are called this.

Cyberterrorism

300

This federal agency enforces immigration laws and issues immigration detainer requests.

I.C.E.

300

Agencies use this computerized tool to identify potentially problematic officer behavior.

Early Intervention System (EIS)

400

The nineteenth-century police officer often served in this political role.

Political operative

400

The fundamental principle of Community-Oriented Policing involves building these relationships.

Community partnerships

400

DHS uses this advisory system to communicate terrorist threats.

National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS)

400

A BJS study found Black and Hispanic drivers faced disproportionately higher rates of these actions following stops.

Searches and arrests

400

This management theorist advocated scientific administration.

Frederick Taylor

500

This commission completed an early national crime study and produced 14 reports.

Wickersham Commission

500

Local police cooperation with ICE may undermine this essential element of community policing

Community trust

500

Congress passed this legislation after 9/11 to expand federal investigative authority.

USA PATRIOT Act

500

Lasting transformation within a police agency begins with a change in this.

Mindset

500

Peel's principles emphasized restraint rather than this excessive approach to force.

maximun force

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