Criminal Justice Basics
This model assumes all parts of the criminal justice system work together.
Consensus Model
This English official led an organized posse and is considered an early law enforcement officer.
Shire Reeve
The three major law enforcement jurisdictions in the United States
Federal State & Local
The first step in the modern criminal justice process.
Investigations
Known as the Father of Modern Policing
Sir Robert Peel
The principle of fairness and moral equity.
Justice
This law established the watch-and-ward system in England
Statute of Winchester
This federal agency investigates terrorist threats and major federal crimes.
FBI
Warnings required before police questioning after an arrest.
Miranda Warnings (Rights)
The founder of the Bow Street Runners
Henry Fielding
Procedural fairness guaranteed by the Constitution
Due Process
Founded in 1749, this was the first organized detective force.
Bow Street Runners
Mrs. Combo worked for this agency
Va State Police
A hearing used to determine probable cause.
Preliminary Hearing
This police era focused heavily on professionalism and reducing corruption
The Reform Era
This model views criminal justice as a "non-system" where agencies often conflic
Conflict Model
These groups in Colonial America enforced slave codes in the South
Slave Patrols
The police agency that has jurisdiction in Prince William County
Prince William County Police Dept
A trial conducted by a judge without a jury.
Bench Trial
This criminal justice pioneer began university-level criminal justice courses in the 1920s
August Vollmer
Criminal Justice Class at Potomac is located in what classroom #
2403
The policing strategy emphasizing partnerships between police and citizens
Community Policing
This sector employs more personnel and receives more spending than public law enforcement.
Private Security
According to the presentation, today's policing era emphasizes public trust and engagement.
Community Era
This 1931 commission found Prohibition largely unenforceable
Wickersham Commission