Ch 7
Era in which police began patrolling in squad cars.
This type of force can only be used if lives are at imminent risk.
What is deadly?
The highest appellate court in the U.S.
What is the U.S. Supreme Court?
Type of deterrence that aims to keep an individual from reoffending.
What is specific?
Number of fully developed countries that execute citizens.
What is one?
The type of law enforcement agency to which the highway patrol belongs.
What is state?
Level of proof police must have to make an arrest.
What is probable cause?
The court actor who decides which charges to bring.
What is the prosecutor/solicitor?
Correctional philosophy that best exemplifies "eye for an eye."
What is retribution?
Only offense against a state in which a person can be sentenced to death.
What is murder?
An area known to be high in crime.
What is a hot spot?
What is rotten apples theory?
Drug courts have this kind of jurisdiction.
What is subject matter?
Community service best reflects this correctional philosophy.
Restoration
Supreme Court case that forbid the execution of anyone committing a crime as a juvenile.
What is Roper v. Simmons?
This type of policing scans, analyzes, responds, and assesses.
What is problem-oriented policing?
Type of police officer who actively pursue opportunities to be corrupt.
What are meat-eaters?
The court hearing where a defendant enters a plea.
What is an arraignment?
Type of sentencing that allows for the highest possibility of parole.
Indeterminate
Supreme Court case that forbid the death penalty from rape cases.
What is Coker v. Georgia?
This type of policing focuses on responding to minor crimes to prevent major crimes.
What is order maintenance?
If contraband is in this, police may search your car without a warrant.
What is plain view?
The three available pleas.
Guilty, not guilty, no contest
Money that is paid back to a victim.
What is restitution?
The most common form of execution throughout history.
What is hanging?