Surveillance Devices
The Electronic Communication Privacy Act protects what?
Any forms of electronic communication, such as email and phone calls.
What does SWAT stand for?
Special Weapons and Tactics
What does the term "AV' stand for?
What are "Autonomous Vehicles"
this is created to show areas of elevated crime activity and can be used to perform geographic profiling
hot spots OR density analysis maps
What is a common police use for computers?
What is filling out day-to-day paper work
What kind of camera is known for increasing accountability, confirming police reports, lowering complaints, and lowering use of force?
What is another term for pepper spray?
OC Spray
What is the key to officers using speed detection devices or systems?
What is officer training
this type of biological identifier uses DNA information along with family trees to identify and locate family members of the suspects
Genealogy
What does “MDC” stand for?
What is Mobile digital communicators or mobile digital computers
Red light cameras can remotely catch light runners. Are they effective or not, and for what reason?
No, although they can catch runners, they cause an increase in rear end crashes.
What is the definition of physical restraints?
Products employed to physically restrain or impede movement.
RADAR is the most common form of speed detection, what does RADAR stand for?
What is Radio Detection and Ranging
this is a process that uses a GIS to conduct spatial analysis of crime problems and other police issues
Crime mapping
What is the first thing that police must do when choosing to GPS track a criminal?
What is obtaining a search warrant
Which supreme court case ruled that police are required to obtain a search warrant in order to use thermal imaging or infrared to investigate for things such as indoor marijuana farms?
Kyllo V. United States
What inherent risk can a taser pose?
Electroshock
To prevent detection by drivers using a radar detector, what is an alternate technique for determining the speed of a moving vehicle?
this type of forensics uses highly detectable microbes left behind when individuals touch things, through their footprints, and on cellphones. It would be used in sexual assault cases for example.
bacterial forensics
What is the commonly used term for a Psychological detection of deception (PDD)?
What is a polygraph
What event caused the US government to seize more surveillance power?
9/11
Future body armor technology may consist of what 4 aspects?
1. Helmet
2. Warrior Monitoring System
3. Liquid Body Armor
4. Exoskeleton
How long in feet is the section of road that the ENRADD speed detection system covers with infrared beams?
What is 3 feet of road
the largest argument against this type of biological identifier is that its use may go against people's constitutional right to privacy.
facial recognition
What was the ruling for the case of United States v. Jones?
The Supreme court ruled that before GPS tracking of a car may occur, police agencies must obtain a warrant.