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17 Cards in this Set
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Under our form of government, the executive branch is responsible for |
law enforcement |
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The laws that govern how the police go about enforcing the laws? |
procedural laws |
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What is the most common type of law enforcement agency? |
municipal police |
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Campus police are an example of? |
special-jurisdiction police |
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Double Jeopardy (Amend) |
5th |
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Police initiated activities are? |
proactive police |
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Metro Police Act 1829 |
1) the police must be under government control 2) good appearance is more acceptable 3) public should be informed *never says anything about high school education |
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First Detective unit in England? |
bow street runners |
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Reform efforts began to be questioned in the 1960's as a result of? |
1) urban riots 2) the civil rights movement 3) perceptions of increasing crime rate |
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Reform model says the primary role of police is? |
crime fighting |
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Federal agency responsible for counterfeiting? |
US Secret Service |
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Crime Control Theory |
suggests that increases in criminal activity created a climate of fear and need for new type of police |
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This group in England went out at night to look for fires? |
nightwatch |
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Exclusionary Rule |
evidence obtained that violates the 4th amendment unreasonable searches and seizures is not admissible in court |
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Plain View Doctrine |
evidence seized must be must be in plain view, must be immediately visible as contraband |
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Good faith |
US vs. Lean |
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Affidavit |
a written document describing exactly what is to be searched and what is to be seized |
