Police reports were traditionally written in a very formal style and filled with technical words and phrases
a. True
b. False
a
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What was the historical ?fleeing felon rule??
A) It said that officers could use deadly force against any felon who tried to flee. B) It said that officers could only use deadly force against a felon who resisted, not one who fled. C) It said that officers could use their discretion when dealing with a fleeing felon. D) It said that officers should assess the threat a felon posed to them or the public.
The Supreme Court sanctioned vehicle warrantless inventories in which case?
a. South Dakota v. Opperman b. Frank v. Maryland c. Camara v. Municipal Court d. Illinois v. Layayette
From a Kantian ethical perspective, in some extreme circumstances
(e.g., aiding a very sick relative) it might be acceptable to borrow money from a friend, promising to repay the money, even though we know there is no chance we will ever be able to repay it. a. True b. False
Bordertown, Texas, decides to handle its vandalism and robbery issues on two fronts. Officer Chad goes undercover in the high school to gather intelligence, while a taskforce is in place to identify issues that are underlying criminal incidents related to the drug trade. What is not a way in which schools and police have closely collaborated?