Define and identify the four goals of predictive policing.
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Predictive policing includes some aspects data-driven policing, COMPSTAT, and intelligence-led policing, but with the specific purpose of trying to predict (a) where crimes will occur, (b) when they will occur, (c) against whom they will occur, and (d) who will commit them. Simply stated, predictive policing involves using data to try to predict and prevent crime.
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After reaching a high in 2009, the U.S. prison population declined for the third consecutive year in 2012
a. True b. False
A study of the Buffalo police shows that during the late 19th century, a. Population increased at a rate faster than the size of the police force. b. Crime rose at a rate faster than did the size of the police force. c. The size of the police force increased at a rate greater than the increase of both the generalpopulation and the crime rate
d. None of the above is true.
There are three major exceptions to the Miranda rule, provided the statement is otherwise voluntary: the use of the statement to impeach a defendant's testimony at trial, public safety, and questioning by undercover agents
a. True b. False
Distinguish between opening statements and closing arguments.
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