Community-oriented policing is an approach toward crime that addresses the underlying causes of crime and endeavors to apply ____________________ problem solving to the issue through improved police–community relationships
a. rule-of-law
b. long-term
c. zero-tolerance
d. short-term
b
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An individual that engages in computer crime, fraud, and robbery in an effort to obtain financial success has adopted which form of Merton's modes of adaptation?
a. Ritualism b. Conformity c. Retreatism d. Innovation
Over the last 30 years or so, the prevalence trends for regular drug use and perceived risk form an almost exact mirror image of each other. As perceived risk goes up, the level of regular drug use goes down
a. True b. False
______ are statistically normal youths whose offending reflects adaptive responses to conditions and events that temporarily divert them from their prosocial trajectories.
A. Adolescence-limited (AL) offenders B. Life-course persistent (LCP) offenders C. Abstainers D. Chronic offenders
Discuss the job and organizational characteristics that can lead to police corruption and misconduct.
What will be an ideal response?