Landmark Cases and Police Corruption

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Landmark Cases

Legal cases producing major changes in the justice system's operations

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Which Amendment promoting protection against unreasonable searches and seizures?

4th Amendment

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State R

Insufficient context provided

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Define Exclusionary Rule

Evidence illegally seized by police in violation of a defendant's constitutional rights cannot be used in trial.

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Weeks Vs. U.S.

First Supreme Court case leading to the creation of the Exclusionary Rule, related to search and seizure by Federal officers

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Writ of Certoroti

Allows appellate (higher court) to review the record of a lower court case

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Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine

Legal principle excluding any evidence developed as a result of an illegal search and seizure from trial

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Mapp V. Ohio

Supreme Court ruling applying the exclusionary rule to the states

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Searches Incident To Arrest

Permitted police search without a warrant of arrested individuals and areas around the arrestee's immediate control for officer safety

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Police Subculture

Shared values, beliefs, and forms of behavior within the police force

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How do the new officers enter the SUB Culture?

Socialization is used to have police officers recruited into the subculture.

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What is Police Corruption and, what are the two key elements of the definition of Police Corruption?

Involves the misuse of authority and personal gain

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Who developed the concept of the police working personalities?

Concept developed by Jermone Skolnick

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Meat Eating Corruption

Identified by the Knapp Commission, involving actively seeking illicit money-making opportunities

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Define Grass Eater and give an example.

Grass Eater involves a officer in minor illegitimate activities occurring in the normal course of police work

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The most serious type of police corruption

The Denial of Civil Rights

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What does the FBI consider an important strategy to combat new officers?

Increasing ethics training as an important strategy to combat new officers

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What branch is tasked with investigating charges of wrongdoing involving members of the police department?

Internal Affairs