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Creation of federal agency a natural development of policing?

No, the evolution of federal agencies were fragmented:



Lacking general mandate to uphold law and maintain order.



Little effect on the daily lives of most citizens.



Little public interest in or opposition to federal police development

The very first created federal agencies

U.S. Marshal - The Judiciary Act of 1789


Customs collectors - The Tariff Act

Did the creation of federal agencies meet public resistance?

No

Did the creation of federal agencies follow a well-organized planning process?

No, most agencies developed as reactions to specific problems, not part of a general plan.

Did the creation of federal agencies have a major impact on our daily lives?

Little community influence. Community is so large there are less informal interaction with them. Independence from community expectations enable agencies to be more impartial.

The creation of federal agencies greatly expanded after...

The Civil War.


Postal inspectors, secret service, and FBI were created.

What were the laws that contributed to the creation of more federal agencies?

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Was the Secret Service was initially created to protect US presidents? What else do they do?

They originally handled counterfeiting. They use undercover agents, cooperating with local police .

Who was the first director of the FBI before Hoover?

William Burns

What were the scandals for FBI leaders (Hoover and other directors?)

Hoover overstepped during the Red Scare, raiding and imprisoning thousands. Fear of communism, labor unions, anarchists, spies, etc.



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What are the favored specialties that FBI is looking to get on board now?

To be a FBI agent: law or accounting degrees. Also, engineers, scientists, languages degrees/experience are of interest.

Know the major incidents in 1990-2001 mentioned in the text that damaged FBI's reputation

Spy for Russia: Robert Hanson, high ranking FBI agent.



Lee Wan Ho: Illegally imprisoned, daughter became a lawyer and civil right advocate.



Waco, Texas: Led to massive suicides of branch davidians.



Ruby Ridge: Sniper accidentally shot and killed woman with baby.



Oklahoma bombing: Withheld 3000 documents from the courts.

How did Hoover promote FBI to national and international acclaim?

Hoover established the FBI Academy in 1935, which required a college degree for all agents and rigorous training.



Opened national academy for local, state, and international police officers. Very smart move, made friends all over the world.

What were major blunders/criticisms of his leadership?

In notes...

What were other scandals/criticisms for FBI leaders (Hoover and other directors)?

In notes...

Other criticisms to FBI (not leaders)?

In notes...

How has 9/11 changed FBI's mission and structure?

MORE IN NOTES



FBI returned to crime and intelligence investigations.



Currently reorganizing, law enforcement, counter intelligence, support. Computer crime, run NCIS.

What were the pioneering states which started the state police?

Pennsylvania State Constabulary: 1st state police, for rural crime, labor problems in coal mining regions.



Texas rangers: Evolved into state police. purpose was for militia, "frontier justice". Against slaves and immigrants. Became a state agency in 1935.



Massachusetts State Constables was created in 1928 to control Boston immigrants.

Which state does not have state police?

In book?

What are the advantages of state agencies over local agencies?

Jurisdiction is larger, but scope smaller



Larger pool of personnel



Richer tax base



Narrower task -> lower organizational goal conflict.



Little emphasis on order maintenance.



Lack of "original" jurisdiction in many areas limits agency effectiveness.

What were the major issues/problems with which the state police was originally created to deal with?

They were created to address needs not met by local police and b/n cities:



Highway patrols, state police, investigative agencies, liquor control agents, state revenue investigators, state fire marshals.