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welfare checks on elderly is considered what type of police activity?
service
the three primary responsibilities of law enforcement are
law enforcement, service, order maintenance
___ is an example of a crime control technique employed by police
stop, question, frisk
T/F - police officers spend most of their time on LE activities
false
the initial step/stage of the force continuum is
officer presence and verbal commands
the idea that the police must use only as much force as is necessary to overcome the resistance offered by a resisting subject is called
force continuum/continuum of force
the second stage of the continuum of force is
verbal direction —> soft empty-hand
the third stage of the force continuum is
hard empty-hand and impact weapons (non-lethal)
the fourth stage of the continuum is
deadly force
the ___ standard allows police officers to use deadly force against people who are using deadly force against an officer or another person
defense of life
most departments use ___ as the basis for job assignments and shift preferences
seniority
when an officer can move from one department to another to retain their position and seniority
lateral move
a key goal of recruitment is to build a work force that is
representative, qualified, community-oriented
the primary purpose of the psychological screening is to
assess job relevant traits and rule out disqualifying risk factors
background investigations typically include
credit, employments, references, criminal history, social media
the FTO model traditionally emphasizes
on-the-job coaching with graded phases under a senior officer
academy training that integrates procedural justice and de-escalation primarily aims to
improve legitimacy, safety, and communication outcomes
what is the most important tool available to police
the ability to use force
which of the following is NOT one of the factors that may influence police discretion
time of day
handling calls for service by taking reports over the phone or via some method other than a patrol car is called what?
differential police response
a crime that is only detected after it has occurred
discovery crime
a crime where a victim/witness see the crime occurring
involvement crime
stopping vehicles for traffic violations that may lead to arrests for other offences is called
a pretextual traffic stop
physical ability testing is most defensible when it…
uses job task simulations tied to essential functions
the fleeing felon rule was declared unconstitutional by the supreme court in what case
Tennessee v. Garner
the ___ found that increased preventative patrol had no impact on the amount of crime committed
Kansas City preventative patrol experiment
___ offers an abbreviated and standardized method of communication of police radios
10-codes
T/F - the police officer is generally the first decision maker in the criminal justice system
true
calls for service are categorized based on
priority
according to the text, the police attempt to prevent crime by trying to create a sense of…
omnipresence
research shows that increased levels of preventative patrol ___
has no impact on crime
when traffic stops are used as a crime reduction strategy, police stop vehicles for moving and equipment violations while ___
looking for illegal guns and drugs
concentrating police presence in locations and times where crime is concentrated
hot-spot policing
T/F - police generally have much less discretion than other officials in the criminal justice system
false
T/F - the primary goal of the police should be to arrest all offenders
false
hotspot policing may lead to criticisms of what
over-policing
studies of police discretion have shown that the most significant factor in the decision to arrest is
seriousness of the offence
a key limitation of rapid response is that
reporting delays/reduces the chance of catching offenders
research on foot patrol suggests it often
improves community satisfaction
conducting undercover operations into drug trafficking is an example of which primary police responsibility?
law enforcement
according to the text, the legality and morality of the fleeing felon rule have been challenged because of this US legal concept
presumption of innocence
researchers have suggested that ___ is the single most important criterion in the police selection process
maturity
providing a security presence at public demonstrations or protests
order maintinance
the standard of proof needed to conduct a Terry stop
reasonable suspicion
uncommitted time on patrol is valuable because it allows officers to what?
engage in proactive problem-solving
broken windows theory suggests police should…
address visible disorder to prevent more serious crimes
a one-officer unit compared to a two-officer unit typically show
slightly higher levels of productivity
T/F - individual seeking careers in policing today are no different than those who sought it out decades ago
false