List and describe major characteristics of the three eras of policing
What will be an ideal response?
• Political era: broad social services function; decentralized organization design; intimate relationship to the community; foot patrol; focus on citizen and political satisfaction
• Reform era: crime control function; centralized and classical organization design; professional and remote relationship to the community; emphasis on preventive patrol and rapid response to calls; focus on crime control
• Community era: broad provision of services function; decentralized organization design using task forces and matrices; intimate relationship to the community; emphasis on foot patrol, problem solving, and public relations; focus on quality of life and citizen satisfaction
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What type of evidence forms a substantive part of the case or has a legitimate and effective influence on the decision of the case?
a. circumstantial b. material c. exculpatory d. in flagrante delicto
According to Weber (1964), opposed to classical liberal philosophy is the view that the state has the sole right to use ______ power.
a. legitimate b. coercive c. reward d. expert
A ________________________is a reduction in the number of arrests per year following release from a secure facility, which is not achieved when juveniles are placed in less punitive programs
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Even if there is time to get a warrant, police are not required to obtain one if they want to arrest a person located in
What will be an ideal response?