Most agencies mandate officers to maintain their physical fitness by requiring them to pass a yearly physical agility test to continue their employment. 

Janie was recently sentenced to probation. She should abide by all of the following rules EXCEPT: 

This is the main policing strategy that most police agencies across the U.S. say that they use:

Our use of plea bargaining in the U.S. is a good representation of an adversarial process. 

Crime policies aimed at incarcerating offenders simply to confine them away from society so that they do not have the opportunity to commit crime are based upon what goal of sentencing? 

Of all of the policing strategies discussed over the semester, all are examples of reactive crime fighting.

While there are some treatment, vocational and educational programs available in most prisons, the dominant punishment philosophy of current prisons is incapacitation, not rehabilitation.

Jails and prisons are filled disproportionately with young, poor, minority males.

Most research about community-oriented policing indicates that it does all of the following except:

Explain the flow of a case from police through the courts… i.e. From police interaction (including the discretion of their decisions) through court processing, which means you should be showcasing what happens from booking all the way to final case processing (hint: with a focus on the most LIKELY way that the case will finalize :)). Explain an ethical issue at each stage of this process that was brought up in this class, specifically. Make sure that you specify exactly what class content (ex. from the Podcast, outside resources, the PowerPoint, the textbook, etc.) you are using for each so that it is evident that it comes from the class only.