The first police experiment that would move the practice of policing evaluation into the transitional stage was the:
a. Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment
b. Dallas/Fort Worth Experiment
c. Foot Patrol Quasi-Experimental Analysis
d. Greene and Taylor Meta-Analysis
a
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Gloria is coming home from work late one night. Raul steps out of the shadows and grabs her. He throws Gloria to the ground and begins tearing her clothing. In response, Gloria screams loudly and then kicks Raul in the groin
The kick causes Raul to scream and curl up on the ground. A passing jogger hears the commotion and comes to assist Gloria. He uses his cellphone to call the police. A police officer arrives at the scene and arrests Raul. At the jail, Raul complains to the officer that Gloria kicked him in the groin. The police officer could correctly reply to Raul that Gloria's kick was legally justified under the law of: A) self-defense. B) use of deadly force to prevent crime. C) necessity. D) public duty.
List the two most commonly used temperature scales and their respective reference points.
What will be an ideal response?
Based upon Mary Elizabeth's philosophy of wanting to make a difference in her client's life, she would most likely be considered a:
a. child saver. b. social worker. c. problem finder. d. solution finder. e. none of these.
What is a major provision of "Megan's Law?"
A) Allows states to use the Federal Parent Locator Service to obtain address information on noncustodial parents who abducted their children. B) Permits law enforcement to provide information on registered sex offenders to the general public, resulting in numerous publicly accessible websites. C) Allows the entry of missing children into NCIC even though the noncustodial parent would not be charged with a crime. D) Created a national clearinghouse for missing children and authorizing research to determine the extent of the problem within this country.