Provide 12 Primary Solvability Factors.
What will be an ideal response?
1. Immediate availability of witnesses
2. Name(s) of the suspect
3. Information about the suspect’s location
4. Information about the suspect’s description
5. Information about the suspect’s identification
6. Information about the suspect’s vehicle and vehicle movement
7. Information about traceable property
8. Information about significant Modus Operandi
9. Information about significant physical evidence
10. Discovery of useful physical evidence
11. Judgment by the patrol officer that there is sufficient information available to conclude that anyone other than the suspect could not have committed the crime
12. Judgment by the patrol officer on case disposition. If the officer believes there is enough information available and with a reasonable investment of investigative effort that the probability of the case solution is high, then the investigation should be continued.
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a. True b. False
The power to arrest
a. is generally useless b. really has few social effects c. is always carried out the same way d. is a necessary and useful tool
What are the problem focus, scope, and level of explanation of these theories?
What will be an ideal response?
According to Jim Ruiz and Kathleen H. Winters, the lack of interagency communication before 9/11 was a by-product of multiple federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies failing to share the intelligence they had gathered on terrorism with other departments and even within their own agencies
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false