Policing

Front 1

PC 149

Back 1

Assault under the color of authority

Front 2

PC 422

Back 2

Criminal Threats

Front 3

10-87

Back 3

Meet up

Front 4

PC 415

Back 4

Disturbing the peace/ Fighting in public

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HS 11550

Back 5

Under the influence

Front 6

List the three DOD

Back 6

1) CIA

2) NSA

3) ST. DEPT

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Administrative unit

Back 7

1) Personnel

2) Training

3) budget and finance

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10-33

Back 8

Emergency traffic only

Front 9

10-37

Back 9

Name of the operator

Front 10

10-45

Back 10

Service equipment

Front 11

10-27

Back 11

Clear to copy

Front 12

10-36

Back 12

Advise on time

Front 13

Polce personality

Back 13

1) Cynicism

2) Authoritarian

3) Suspicion

4) Conservatism

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Four major duties of police

Back 14

1) proving social services

2) apprehending violators and combating crime

3) preventing crime

4) keeping the peace

Front 15

HS 11351

Back 15

Sales of illegal substances

Front 16

Four types of police corruption

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1) Recieving bribes

2) Recieving gratuities

3) theft or burglary

4) internal corruption

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10-30

Back 17

No warrants

Front 18

10-28

Back 18

Registration

Front 19

PC 496.1

Back 19

Recieving stolen property

Front 20

Racial profiling

Back 20

Any police-initiated activity that relies on race, ethnicity, and gender rather than on behavior

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Unity of command

Back 21

Each individual in an organization is directly accountable to only one supervisor

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Effects of lawsuits

Back 22

1) fear of frivolous lawsuits

2) stimulates police reform

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Characteristics of CJS

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1) filtering

2) sequential tasks

3) discretion

4) resource dependence

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Crime control model

Back 24

Repression of crime

Front 25

Nible cause corruption

Back 25

1) situations where officers bend the rules to get the "right" result

2) more significant problem than economic corruption

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Three levels of corruption

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1) ritten apples and rotten pockets

2) pervasive, unorganized corruption

3) pervasive, organized corruption

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Federal ranks

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1) special agent

2) supervisor

3) assistant special agent in charge

4) special agent in charge

5) regional bureau chief

6) assistant director

7) director

Front 28

HS 11377

Back 28

Possession of an illegal substance

Front 29

PC 186.22

Back 29

Gang terms

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Who investigated police corruption in New York?

Back 30

The knapp commission

Front 31

10-98

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Completed last assignment

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Civil liability

Back 32

Officers may be sued in civil courts

Front 33

10-97

Back 33

Arrived at scene

Front 34

Factors that cause stress in policing

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1) poor pay and poor training

2) fatigue

3) lack of opportunity

4) role conflict

5) exposure to brutality

Front 35

10-29

Back 35

Warrant check

Front 36

What is stress?

Back 36

Bodys reaction to Internal or external stimuli that upsets the bodys normal state. It can be physical, mental, or emotional

Front 37

How many officers died in line of duty 2017?

Back 37

133 officers, 46 by handguns, 124 were men, 9 females

Front 38

10-31

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Record with no warrants

Front 39

What is ethics?

Back 39

The study of what constitues good and bad conduct

Front 40

PC 459

Back 40

Burglary

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HS 11352

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Transportation of illegal substances

Front 42

How do officers cope with tragedies?

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1)humor

2) blue wall of silence

3) keeping emotional distance from themselves and stressful events

Front 43

PC 919

Back 43

Keeping the peace

Front 44

PC 12020

Back 44

Possession of illegal weapons

Front 45

What are the three aspects of american policing evolved from england?

Back 45

1) fragmentation

2) local control

3) limited authority