An attempt to reshape how police resources were used by reducing specialization and enlarging the role of uniformed patrol officers. Part of the trilogy of research and experiments that rocked policing in the 1970s.
Answer: Team Policing
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This term refers to what the target is worth to the offender—items high in value are more attractive
A. Value B. Inertia C. Visibility D. Access
Jerica and Sam have known each other for a couple of years. They recently began dating. The pair spent all of last weekend together and had sexual relations for the first time. Jerica now says she was raped. In which of the following situations may Sam have a defense in a jurisdiction applying the objective test?
a. No verbal consent was made. Actions did not manifest consent. Sam pinned Jerica down on the couch unexpectedly and ripped her clothes off as she yelled loudly for him to stop. b. Jerica never verbally indicated consent but her actions manifested consent. Once the activity began, she changed her mind and pushed him aside. Sam chased her down and pushed her to the floor and continued. c. Jerica verbally indicated consent to Sam. The two put on loud music, making it virtually impossible to communicate any further. Jerica changed her mind and said she would like to stop. Sam never heard her communication and she made no further efforts. d. Jerica verbally indicated consent to Sam. Once the activity began she started crying and yelled that he must stop.
According to Schlager and Robbins, until recently, little was written about the phenomenon known as offender reentry. Practitioners and scholars are just beginning to understand and recognize the nature and complex array of issues that affect _______________.
a. the offender b. the offenders’ families c. the offenders’ community to which s/he returns d. All of the above
The theory of ______ argues that a punishment for a crime should be proportional or equal to the crime itself.
a. equal justice b. parens patraie c. just deserts d. lex talionis