A) private fragmentation
B) street justice
C) offender profiling
D) preventive patrols
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A) Civilians
B) Subpoenas
C) Sworn personnel
D) Nonpeace officers
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A) All of these.
B) The intake process is color blind.
C) There are many channels through which a complaint can be filed.
D) People can register complaints with ease.
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A) privateers
B) vigilantes
C) slave patrol officers
D) fragmenters
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A) laws and policies are too strict and police need to be able to get around them.
B) there are so few laws and police have the authority to enforce these laws the way they see fit.
C) every incident must be dealt with in the same exact manner.
D) law and policies are vague and can be interpreted in many ways.
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A) The Abilene area District
B) The District of Columbia
C) The District of Oregon
D) The Central Eastside District
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A) testing recruits.
B) conducting background checks on applicants.
C) attracting a sufficient number of applicants.
D) selecting the most qualified individuals.
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A) Two agencies working on an investigation find the same clues,which result in a duplication of the effort.
B) Two agencies involved in investigating a crime do not communicate.
C) One agency is well coordinated.Everyone in this agency knows their responsibilities and performs them as expected without any overlap of service.
D) A large police department that has multiple departments under it hinders sharing of information between the departments.
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A) Drug Enforcement Administration.
B) U.S.Secret Service.
C) Federal Bureau of Investigation.
D) U.S.Marshals Service.
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A) vigilantism era of policing
B) English model of policing
C) slave patrol era of policing
D) political era of policing
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A) peace officers
B) fragmenters
C) blue coders
D) civilians
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A) frankpledge system
B) slave patrol system
C) watch system
D) vigilantism system
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A) the readiness of the prosecutor to prosecute.
B) the workload of the police department.
C) the victim's preference for arrest.
D) the severity of the crime.
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A) profiling.
B) siege mentality.
C) officer misconduct.
D) discretion.
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A) It is the ability of a police department to control the crime in a neighborhood.
B) It is a set of norms and beliefs embraced by most officers in a given country.
C) It is the norms and beliefs particular to an individual police department.
D) It is the number of police departments that report to a sheriff's office.
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A) Chicago
B) Miami
C) Los Angeles
D) New York
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A) There are now more sworn police officers than private security officers.
B) Sworn police officers equal the number of private security officers today.
C) There are an estimated three times more private security officers than public law enforcement officers.
D) Private security officers now handle all police investigations.
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A) Male suspects are more likely to be arrested than are females.
B) Black suspects are more likely to be arrested than are White suspects.
C) Juvenile suspects are more likely to be arrested than are adults.
D) Sober suspects are more likely to be arrested than are intoxicated suspects.
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A) code red
B) blue code of silence
C) code of ethics
D) leap of faith
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A) protecting federal judges.
B) regulating firearms and explosives.
C) operating the Witness Security Program.
D) apprehending federal fugitives.
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