In the context of community policing efforts, a critical mass is
a. the minimum number of officers needed to effectively implement the community policing philosophy.
b. that segment of the community that believes community policing is "soft on crime" and, consequently, ineffective.
c. a group of individuals with high levels of social engagement and, thus, who are more effective in solving a community's problems.
d. the faction within a police department itself that resists community policing, considering it to be "soft on crime.".
a
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a. Chimel v. California b. Miranda v. Arizona c. Tennessee v. Garner d. Mapp v. Ohio
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A) Simulated critical incidents B) In-basket exercises C) Role-playing exercises D) All of the above
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Constitution: ____________________________________________________________________ Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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a. failed state. b. dropout factory. c. terrorist factory. d. alienation.