In the Beginning
Name ONLY one of the 3 eras of Policing (3 answers, 1 answer per group).
Political
Reform
Community
Two part question, answer only one.
What is the name of a case that has been decided by the Supreme Court?
What is the name of the _____________ case that gave us the "pat" or "frisk" search
Landmark Case
Terry v Ohio
Term used to identify freedoms one may give up for everyone to be safer
Social Contract
What does the acronym POP stand for?
Part 2
First step in POP
Problem-Orientated Policing
Group incidents together
Several part question. Answer only 1
You have the right to___ _________
You have the right to___ _________
What Supreme Court Case gave us these?
An Attorney
Remain Silent
Miranda v Arizona (1964)
This person is known as the "Father" of policing (hint: they may be from the Uk
Sir Robert Peel
What did the Kansas City Police Patrol experiment tell us
Bascially, that doubling, or removing police patrols means really nothing in public perception.
What is the term used when for example someone wants a prison to lock people up, but just not anywhere near where they live?
NIMBY
What does the acronym D-O-C stand for
What does the D-O-C model involve
Dilemmas, Options, Consequences
Officers should consider short and long-term consequences of their decisions.
Answer 1 only
= Minimizing waste, expenses and effort
= producing desired result or goalEfficiency
Effectiveness
Term used to identify police stepping back from the public they serve
"Thin Blue Line"
Term used to identify when you are pulled over and the police officer can choose to (or choose not) to write you a ticket
"Discretion"
Identify the two types of Power Structure we discussed.
2nd question --- Describe both types
Formal and Informal
formal -wealthy, gov't, regulatory agencies
informal - religious groups, sub group wealthy, public interest groups
Term used to identify when police entice someone to commit a crime, that they would not normally do, then try to prosecute them
Entrapment
Term used to identify how 95-96% of all criminal cases are disposed of in criminal court
Plea Bargain
2 part question, takes both answers to get it correct. This was a group of 10 families.
What was their duty?
"Tithing"
collective responsibility for all those in their area maintaining law/order.
Answer 1 only, (two part question)
Name the Supreme Court case that solidified everyone has the right to an attorney
Part 2, what Amendment to the Constitution is that in also?
Gideon v Wainwright
Term used to identify when a juvenile is not processed in the court system
Diversion
This term is used to identify why a criminal will choose a certain area, that is not a long way away from where they live, but not in the backyard either
Least-effort principle
Two types of trials (name only 1) based on who determines guilt
Bench
Jury
Term used that required someone to do something to summon all citizens to go chase the criminal
"Hue and Cry"
Term used for a police agencies "written declaration of purpose"
Mission Statement
Term used to identify when if a community does not take care of its neighborhoods additional crime, graffiti etc. will grown in that community
Broken Windows Theory
What is Routine Activity Theory
crime occurs in the triangle (motivated offender, suitable target, lack of guardian).
Term used to identify A group of signs, causes and symptoms that occur together to foster specific crimes
Syndrome of Crime