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Officer Discretion

Authority granted to law enforcement officers to make decisions based on their judgment and the circumstances at hand, rather than strictly following rigid rules or protocols.

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Racial Profiling

Targeting individuals for suspicion of criminal activity based on their race, ethnicity, or national origin, rather than evidence of wrongdoing.

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Bias Policing

Law enforcement practices that exhibit prejudice or favoritism toward certain groups or individuals based on personal biases, rather than objective criteria.

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Federal Law Enforcement Agencies

U.S. Marshals, Secret Service, FBI, DHS - Responsibilities and functions of key federal agencies.

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Corruption and History of Policing

Unethical or illegal conduct within law enforcement agencies; the evolution of policing practices over time.

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Sheriffs

Elected officials who oversee law enforcement in a county or similar jurisdiction, with specific responsibilities.

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Police Officer Role

Duties and responsibilities of police officers in maintaining public safety and order.

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SARA Model

Problem-solving framework in policing involving Scanning, Analysis, Response, and Assessment stages.

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Excessive Force

Use of more physical force than reasonably necessary, potentially leading to injury or death.

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Political Era and Reform Era

Historical phases in policing characterized by political ties and corruption in the political era and professionalization efforts in the reform era.

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Different Divisions of a Police Department

Specialized units within a police department, such as patrol, investigations, and traffic enforcement.

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Education Policing Methods (POP, ILP, COP)

Problem-Oriented Policing, Intelligence-Led Policing, and Community-Oriented Policing strategies.

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Zero Tolerance, Crime Mapping, Crime Analysis

Definitions and purposes of Zero Tolerance, Crime Mapping, and Crime Analysis in policing.

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Organizational Styles (Service, Watchman, Legalistic, Realistic)

Different approaches to policing emphasizing community service, order maintenance, law enforcement, or pragmatic solutions.

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Policing Culture and Subculture

Shared values, beliefs, and norms within police departments.

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FTO, PIO, AFIS, CODIS, CPTED, ICS, CompStat

Definitions of key terms related to police operations and management.

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CSI Effect

Unrealistic expectations regarding forensic evidence in criminal cases influenced by media portrayals.

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Discrimination

Unfair treatment based on characteristics such as race, gender, religion, or sexual orientation.

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Hiring Practices for Police Officers

Procedures like background checks and interviews to assess qualifications and suitability.

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Merit/Personnel Boards

Panels evaluating law enforcement candidates based on merit and qualifications.

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Stressors for Police

Factors impacting the mental and emotional well-being of officers.

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Legal Terms (Plain View Doctrine, Reasonableness, etc.)

Legal standards guiding police actions and procedures.

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Misfeasance, Nonfeasance, Malfeasance

Different types of actions or inactions by public officials with legal and ethical implications.

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Kickback/Shakedown/Bribery

Illegal practices involving payments or favors for favorable treatment.

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FISA, PATRIOT Act

Legislation related to national security and intelligence gathering.

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Organized Crime, White Collar Crime, Transnational Crime

Various types of criminal activities, including organized crime, financial crimes, and international crime networks.