Which of the following is true of the definition of community policing?
A) It veers away from the belief that police alone can reduce crime. B) It emphasizes that police alone reduce crime.
C) It emphasizes that random patrolling is necessary to help communities. D) It veers away from the belief that random patrolling increases crime risk.
A
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What will be an ideal response?
The defendant had been arrested and later indicted for capital murder. The evidence against the defendant appeared strong, but there was a search and seizure issue that had to be litigated prior to trial
It was not clear which side would prevail on the search and seizure issue, and the issue seemed pivotal to the case. In considering whether to set bail and determining the amount, the presiding judge A) could deny bail only if more than one person had been killed in the crime. B) might grant bail and set bail at a high amount where all the evidence indicated that the defendant would return for all court proceedings and would surrender if convicted. C) could determine the amount of net worth the defendant possessed and set the bail at seventy-five percent of that amount. D) would have to set bail since bail is a right guaranteed in the Bill of Rights. E) would consult the bail schedule of the jurisdiction to determine the amount of bail and the conditions that should be imposed.
What is community-oriented policing (COP)?
What will be an ideal response?
During the nineteenth century, which of the following was not a principle that guided female prison reform?
A. The separation of women prisoners from men B. The provision of care in keeping with the needs of women C. The management of women's prisons by female staff D. Making female prisons decidedly "female institutions" E. The emphasis on teaching women skills to aid employment