Policing Overview
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Police and the Law
USSC cases
Completely Irrelevant Sh*t!
100
This era of policing was led by August Volmer and focused on professionalizing the police.
Reform era
100
This agency was created by the Harrison Narcotic Act in 1917.
DEA
100
This type of false confession is not due to interrogation tactics.
Voluntary
100
This case requires police to 'read you your rights'.
Miranda v. Arizona
100
This delicious beverage is named after Mary Tudor, eldest daughter of Henry VIII.
Bloody Mary 
200
In the system of policing created by Alfred the Great, these were larger sections of the kingdom similar to what we would call 'counties' today.
Shires
200
This was the first federal law enforcement agency.
US Marshalls
200
This is the standard of proof supporting a stop and frisk.
Reasonable suspicion
200
This case allowed for investigatory detentions or stop and frisk.
Terry v. Ohio
200
This country produces the most beer by volume.
China! (We're 2nd!)
In case you're wondering...the Czech Republic DRINKS the most beer...I was surprised by that...
300
This type of undercover operation involves a police officer acting as the seller of illegal goods and services.
Reverse Sting operation
300
The US Air Marshals are part of this agency.
TSA
300
Good cop/Bad cop are also known by these two terms.
minimization and maximization
300
This case applied the exclusionary rule to the states
Mapp v. Ohio
300
This founding father said that wine is "a constant proof that God loves us, and loves to see us happy.”
Ben Franklin
“Behold the rain which descends from heaven upon our vineyards; there it enters the roots of the vines, to be changed into wine; a constant proof that God loves us, and loves to see us happy.”
400
The political era operated on a system of nepotism/favoritism known as this.
Spoils system
400
British police get their nickname, 'bobbies' from this early police chief.
Robert Peel
400
This type of lineup is shown to be more effective and involves showing the witness one photo at a time.
Sequential
400
This case said that the 4th Amendment protects people, not places and gave us a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Katz v. United States
400
Italy, France, and this country round out the top three nations in terms of wine production.
Spain!
500
This agency provides training for dozens of federal law enforcement agencies.
FLETC - federal law enforcement training center
500
The program that allows local police agencies to buy surplus and unused military equipment is known as this.
1033 program
500
This type of false confession involves the suspect actually believing their own confession.
Coerced-Internalized
500
This case gave us the inevitable discovery doctrine.
Nix v. Williams
500
During prohibition many illegal speakeasy had signs that said "All nations welcome! Except Carrie." in reference to the actions of Carrie Nation and her use of this item in saloons...
A hatchet!
