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22 Cards in this Set
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Industrial Revolution
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drew the population towards cities (1760-1830) leading to the Metropolitan Police Act in London
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Sir Robert Peel
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driving force behind the London Metropolitan Act. His officers were called "Bobbies".
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Metropolitan Police Act
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1829; 1st full time police agency for London, supported by Sir Robert Peel
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Black Codes
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laws quickly adopted in southern states following the Civil War to repress African Americans.
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community-oriented policing
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early 1980's policing that essentially provided custom-tailored police services to neighborhoods and business districts. used interchangeably with problem-oriented policing
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evidence-based policing
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theory of policing that grew out of 1998 artile by Larry Sherman, who argued that police practices should be
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Forces Act
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federal legislation to combat KKK (1870)
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Raymond Fosdick
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author who played a major role in the Cleveland Foundation Study that found that the civil service test made
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Kansas City PreventivePatrol Study |
part of the trilogy ofresearch and experiment that rocked policing in the early 1970s |
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Lexow Committee |
committee thatexamined corruption in the New York Police Department 1894-1895 |
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Police Administration |
written by OW Wilsonknows as the "Bible" for police administration |
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political machine |
tightly controlledpolitical party headed by a boss or small autocratic group whose purpose was torepeatedly win election for personal gain, often through cheating |
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politics |
the process ofacquiring and maintaining control over a government including its policies,administration, and operations |
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reformation period |
reformers sought tofree policing from political abuses and corruption; had two needsL arouseapathetic public and a conceptual model to drive it. |
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August Vollmer |
father of modern lawenforcement who believed that police officers should get an education |
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