In the context of the structure of a police department, which of the following activities can be categorized under field services?
A. Critical infrastructure protection
B. Maintenance of police vehicles
C. Special operations
D. Questioned document examinations
Answer: C
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A. emergency responders" B. internal and external systems of control C. government resources D. primary and secondary response systems
Lone wolf terrorists are controlled by terrorists groups, but act alone and don't receive material assistance
a. True b. False
James lives in Chicago where parking can be difficult to find. James drives his car to work daily. After arriving home from work he was unable to find a parking space on the street and so he parked in an alleyway behind his home as he had done many times before. The next day, while James is at work, legislation passes to ban parking in alleyways for safety reasons. When he arrives at home he is easily able to find a parking space on the street directly in front of his property. As he is preparing dinner an officer appears at his front door and writes him a ticket based on the newly enacted law and the fact that the previous night, before the law was enacted, he had parked in the alley. Which statement applies?
a. This is an example of an ex post facto law and it is improper to hold James accountable for actions legal at the time they were committed. b. This is an example of a bill of attainder and it is improper to hold James accountable for actions legal at the time they were committed. c. This is an example of an ex post facto law and it is proper to hold James accountable for actions legal at the time they were committed. d. This is an example of a bill of attainder and it is proper to hold James accountable for actions legal at the time they were committed.
Which of the following is the very essence of the sadistic drive?
a. the wish to inflict pain b. to end up life-long companions who share a common interest c. to punish in order to correct passive behavior d. the pleasure in the complete domination over another person