The ______ analyzes national media reports everyday for stories of police misconduct. The incidents of police misconduct are entered and stored in a database that is made accessible to the public.
A. anti-use of force network
B. national police use of force calculator
C. national police misconduct reporting project
D. southern poverty law center
C. national police misconduct reporting project
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The following rationale is the basis of a real exception to the Miranda exclusionary rule
A. Protect public safety B. Impeach a questioned defendant C. Use statements to lead to further evidence D. Allow statements from a proper interrogation following non-Mirandized questioning
Since its inception, a number of problems have plagued the DHS, which is typical when new agencies are created or when there is a massive ______________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Sending an unsolicited e-mail that falsely claims to be from a legitimate organization in an attempt to acquire sensitive data is known as:
A. online auction fraud. B. identity theft. C. cyber theft. D. phishing.
Chief Jones has been a police officer since 1960, when he was hired when he was 20 years old. He will be retiring as the police chief of a police department in a city located 60 miles outside of New York City. He has seen many changes in policing over the past fifty years.Chief Jones is concerned that too many public policing responsibilities are being shifted to the private sector. He is a firm
believer that policing should be left to the government, not private corporations. All of the following are common criticisms of private policing except: A) ?Motives are more important than the protection of public safety. B) ?Private policing could replace public police. C) ?Private police have unbridled authority over citizens and public police officers. D) ?Private security guards are not subject to the same search and seizure standards as public police officers. E) ?Private security often is not trained to the same standards as the police.