Briefly describe the interactionist view of police and special populations
What will be an ideal response?
Interactionists who focus on how rhetoric and meanings are interpreted in society are likely to be interested in other questions. For example, the police use certain cues and assumptions to stop particular individuals on the road. The phenomenon of "driving while black" has already been mentioned above. This involves the police stopping individuals who are African American in numbers greater than their proportion in the population
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Describe the appearance of an impact bloodstain pattern
What will be an ideal response?
What device is widely used to screen objects for the presence of explosive residues?
What will be an ideal response?
The most typical scenario, according to the research on practical application of community- oriented policing, is that the:
a. police initiate and the police respond b. police initiate and the community responds c. community initiates and the police respond d. community initiates and the community responds
In the Clark v. Arizona (2006) case, the U.S. Supreme Court held:
a. states such as Arizona had the right to limit the insanity defense and the evidence used to support it b. states and the federal government could not legislate a defense such as insanity c. insanity defense could not be used in murder cases with law enforcement victims d. the defendant gets to choose whether to raise the insanity defense and its evidence