As a patrol officer on duty, Clark patrols the streets in his police car to detect and prevent any disruptions to public life or potential criminal activity. In this scenario, Clark is engaging in _____.
A. incident-driven policing
B. random patrolling
C. directed patrolling
D. problem-oriented policing
Answer: B
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a. Nagasaki b. Tokyo c. New York d. Moscow
It wasn’t until __________ that Massachusetts passed the first law providing for a paid probation officer. The passage of this law required the individual to report directly to the chief of police.
a. 1778 b. 1808 c. 1878 d. 1908
Assume that a state decides to define a juvenile as someone under the age of 16, not the usual 18 . Assume further that a 17-year-old committed robbery before the change
To suddenly try him or her as an adult could constitute a(n)__________ violation. a. Malum prohibitum. b. Malum in se. c. Stare decisis. d. Ex postfacto.
Community Oriented Policing Services is an example of
a. an attempt by federal law enforcement to take control of local police. b. federal-mandated training for all law enforcement personnel in the U.S. c. services provided to the police by local communities. d. federal-local law enforcement collaboration.