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Law enforcement officials that are elected by members of the community for two or four year terms.

Sheriffs

100

________ is characterized by a rejection of the ideals of truth and justice.

Police Cynicism 

100

A patrol strategy that is designed to focus on a specific type of criminal activity in a specific geographical area.

Directed Patrol

100

This federal agencies job is to investigate and to enforce our country’s immigration and custom laws. While CBP covers the nations borders _______ covers immigration issues inside the country.

ICE

100

An approach that measures the risks of criminal behavior associated with certain individuals or locations.

Intellegence Led Policing

200

Local or _____ agencies have the broadest authority to apprehend criminal suspects, maintain order, and provide services.

Municipal

200

This agency is concerned with the illegal sale, possession, and use of firearms and the control of untaxed tobacco and liquor products.

ATF

200

According to this rule, any evidence obtained by an unreasonable search or seizure is inadmissible in court.    

Exclusionary Rule

200

A person involved in criminal activity that gives information about that illegal activity to police.

Confidential Informant

200

The ideal number of officers for a sergeant to supervise is 8-10. This is known as?

Span of Control

300

The body armor most widely used by American police officers is made of ______, a high strength fiber discovered in 1964.

Kevlar

300

This type of patrol occurs when police officers make rounds of a specific area with the general goal of deterring crime.

Random Patrol

300

The mission of the _____ is to enforce domestic drug laws and regulations.

DEA

300

A _______ is a court order that authorizes the search of a specific person or place.  

Warrant

300

The use of physical force or mental intimidation to compel a person to do something is know as?

Coersion

400

The basis of _____ is simple, street disorder signals to people that the law is not being enfoced and crime is tolerated

Zero Tolerence Theory

400

Term used to refer to the value placed on secrecy and the mistrust of the outside world shared by many police officers.

Blue Curtain, Blue Wall 

400

Evidence that is very small, and often requires technological aid for detection. 


Example- Hair, fiber, blood, fingerprints, ect

Trace Evidence 

400

Model of policing that states meaningful interaction between officers and citizens will lead to a partnership in preventing crime.

Community Policing

400

_____ take place when people voluntarily give law enforcement permission to search their persons, homes, or belongings.  

Consent Searches

500

The _______ has a general mandate to investigate “all sudden, unexplained, or unnatural deaths” reported to the office.

Coroner

500

___________  policing can be defined as an approach that promotes community-police partnerships.

Community

500

Any physical or verbal evidence police are able to acquire by using illegally obtained evidence.  

Fruit of the Poisionous Tree

500

Before going to a judge for a search warrant police prepare an______in which they list the specific property to be searched  

Affidavit

500

An _______ is a deprivation of liberty and is deserving of a full range of constitutional protections.  

Arrest

600

A theory that a neighborhood in disrepair signals that criminal activity is tolerated in the area.

Broken Windows Theory

600

Famous 4th Amendment case, SCOTUS ruled Miami police officers had overstepped the boundaries of their authority by using a drug sniffing dog to search the outside of a home.

Florida v Jardines 

600

An example of Limited Purpose Law Enforcement would be?

Alcohol beverage control, Animal control, Parking

600

Type of operation in which a law enforcement officer assumes a false identity in order to obtain information on illegal activities.

Undercover

600

Law Enforcement may _________ cell phones without a warrant.  

Track

700

Credited with being the person to organize law enforcement in England.

Sir Robert Peele

700

The time elapsed between a call for service is received and the instant the police arrive on the scene is known as?

Response Time

700

This is the second main function of the police. While patrol is a preventative thing, _____ are almost always reactive.

Investigations

700

Concerned with collecting and monitoring taxes, but also the federal agency that arrested Al Capone.

IRS

700

A ______ is a pat down or minimal search by police to discover weapons  

Frisk

800

This Federal Law Enforcement Agency is in charge of protecting the President of the United States.

Secret Service

800

Corruption was rampant during the _______ of policing.

Political Era

800

The recognized standard for a “reasonable expectation of privacy” was established in what SCOTUS case?  

Katz v US

800

The most frequent exception to the warrant requirement involves ___________ ?

Searches Incidental to Arrest

800

The precedent for the definition of a reasonable suspicion stop and frisk was established in the SCOTUS case _________ ?

Terry v Ohio

900

There is a strong coorlation between police cooruption and the ________ crime rate in the area they patrol.

Violent

900

This Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and states there must be probable cause to issue a warrant.  

4th

900

Isolation from the public was an unintentional consequence of the invention of the _______?

Patrol Car

900

A _____ is the smallest stretch that a police officer or a group of police officers regularly patrol.

Beat

900

A _______ takes place when an officer has reasonable suspicion that criminal activity has taken place or will take place  

Stop