________ is a policing strategy that focuses on reducing crime and disorder, such as loitering and graffiti, by involving residents in the job of policing.
A. Problem-oriented policing
B. Community-oriented policing
C. Thermal image policing
D. Preventive patrol policing
Answer: B
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The term _______________ refers to the personality of an organization. Just as an individual’s personality tends to consist of behavioral tendencies, this defines and reinforces behaviors that are acceptable and fails to reinforce (or even perhaps punish) those that are not acceptable. Essentially, it defines how tasks are approached in a particular agency.
a. organizational culture b. parole c. residential treatment d. incarceration
A landmark SCOTUS decision in which the court determined that a revocation hearing must be held to determine the factual basis of a probation revocation.
a. Mempa v. Rhay (1967) b. Fourth Waiver c. Morrissey v. Brewer (1972) d. Conditions of Release
_____ is defined as programs designed to improve the lives of inmates.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In this case, the Court determined that the dismissal of a pregnant female corrections officer was a violation of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act
A) O'Loughlin v. Pinchback B) O'Toole v. Prentiss C) O'Henry v. Picasso D) O'Mara v. Pennybaker