Which measure police leaders might undertake to stretch resources is often resisted by unions, chiefs, and mayors, all of whom prefer to expand the ranks of sworn personnel?
A) workload analysis
B) grant writing
C) civilianization
D) capitalizing on sensational incidents
C) civilianization
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What is the most important benefit of computer-aided drafting (CAD)?
A) CAD minimizes duplication of effort B) The information can be easily changed in order to reflect the latest intelligence C) The appearance of all the evidence is streamlined into a professional medium D) Jurors are able to view the evidence more comprehensively
According to Ellwyn Stoddard, mooching, chiseling, and shakedowns are examples of:
A) blue-coat crime B) the rotten apple theory C) birds of a feather syndrome D) the thin blue line
Cars stolen for the purposes of joyriding are normally recovered within:
a. 12–24 hours b. 1–12 hours c. 24–48 hours d. 36–58 hours
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The use of technology in prisons is becoming widespread and has affected a number of operational aspects. 2. Direct supervision design involves cells organized on the outside of the square space, with shower facilities and recreation cells interspersed among the typical inmate living quarters. 3. Alcatraz was first opened in 1978 and held a number of notorious offenders, such as Al Capone and other Mafia leaders. 4. Many modern facilities already use camera surveillance to monitor and record inmate visitation rooms as a means of supervising visits and detecting the exchange of drugs or other contraband between inmates. 5. The campus style has linear cell blocks interconnected around a central enclosed space.