Community policing is often exemplified by which of the following models?
a. Broken windows
b. Shattered promises
c. Urban decay
d. Urban blight
a
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In 1986 the _____________ decision laid out the requirements that defendants must prove when seeking to establish the discriminatory use of peremptory challenges
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Which of the following U.S. Constitutional amendments must be considered when peace officers seek to enforce the disorderly conduct statute against individuals who are publicly demonstrating for or against a particular social, economic, political, or
religious issue? A) Fifth Amendment B) Tenth Amendment C) First Amendment D) Second Amendment
Officer Joanna has newly graduated from the police academy and has a real passion for her work. During her day shift, she likes to position her patrol car behind some oak trees near a shopping mall that has a "stop" sign positioned right before entry onto a side road. She also enjoys pulling over every car that doesn't come to an absolute stop before proceeding onto the side road. During the evening shift, Officer Joanna responds properly to disturbances of the peace and domestics. She has a very business-like approach, preferring to arrest rather than "counsel" citizens about their actions. She is willing to testify at court and "let the judge sort it out." On the midnight shift, she patrols developments and conducts business checks carefully, looking for any open or unlocked doors that
might lead to a crime in progress. What operational style of police work would she fall under? What are the advantages and disadvantages of her using this style? What will be an ideal response?
A commitment to _____ includes a determination to engage in police activities with the consent, cooperation, and support of the community
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