What was the significant step toward full public policing that occurred in 1735?
A) Two London parishes paid their watchmen out of tax collections.
B) Two London parishes allowed their sheriffs to appropriate tax moneys.
C) Two London parishes set curfews to keep all private citizens inside at night.
D) Two London parishes set up criminal investigative units.
A
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Psychological profiling:
a. can help eliminate and develop suspects. b. is used only in conjunction with a psychic. c. is 95 percent accurate in all cases. d. is no longer used in police work.
The use of civilians has become so widespread that an area of controversy concerns how civilianized the police should become
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In order to hold an officer’s supervisor accountable for alleged police misconduct, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled there must be _____.
A) a “clear and unambiguous” connection between the officer’s actions and the supervisor. B) “probable cause to believe” the officer acted on the orders of the supervisor C) proof of an “affirmative link” between the officer’s actions and the supervisor D) proof shown by a “preponderance of the evidence” of “supervisory misconduct”
We have discussed several organizational theories in this chapter. How do these theories affect the department and police officers on the street?
What will be an ideal response?