1.6 History of MPD
1.7 Ethics and Decision-Making
1.8 Social Media
100

MPD was Founded on: 

August 6, 1861.

100

_______ are a set of rules for a community, whether moral or not.

Ethics

100

MPD recognizes 2 general categories of social media use: 

Personal Use and Department-authorized use. 

200

________ was the MPD's first major and superintended, appointed by President Lincoln. 

William B. Webb

200

_____ are an individual's belief system which may serve as the basis for ethical systems.

Morals

200

A _________ is an attempt to post an item on social media for the purpose of generating a significant amount of media attention. 

Twitter Storm

300
MPD's first officer to be killed in the line of duty was:

Francis Michael Doyle 

300

_________ the study of right and wrong and a person's moral duty.

Normative Ethics

300

________ is monitoring, searching, collecting information available in the public domain for legitimate law enforcement purposes.


_________ is undercover accounts related to public safety or potential criminal activity, only used by specific MPD divisions that require approval. 

1.  Overt


2. Covert

400
Private ________ arrested President ______ for _______.

William Henry West, Ulysses S. Grant, speeding.

400
Describe the Utilitarian Approach:

Produces the greatest good and does the least harm. 

400

______ is a technique that has member of groups/networks use social media to obtain information on a targeted individual or organization.

Crowdsourcing

500

Under the leadership of ______, MPD voluntarily entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the DOJ to address concerns regarding the use of force. Which led to broad reforms in the MPD. 

Chief Charles Ramsey.

500

What are the 5 Sources of Ethical Standards?

Utilitarian Approach

Rights Approach

Fairness and Justice Approach

Common Good Approach

Virtue Approach

500

________ is a technique where the personal information of a targeted individual is publicly released without the knowledge or permission of the individual. 

Doxxing