Select all that apply: The theme of community policing is:
Mapp v. Ohio: Pertains to evidence which was obtained in vio…
Mapp v. Ohio: Pertains to evidence which was obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment. This amendment protects against “unreasonable searches and seizures”, forcing any evidence obtained outside of the scope of the law as being inadmissible in a court proceeding.
[Epicurus] argued that man’s greatest good is the pursuit of…
argued that man’s greatest good is the pursuit of pleasure, known as .
Aristotle used the term [GoldenMean] to highlight his view t…
Aristotle used the term to highlight his view that a virtue can often be found . Aristotle further argued that .
A Social Contract is an agreement between the public and the…
A Social Contract is an agreement between the public and the government in which the public allows the government to provide safety and security in lieu of them giving up certain freedoms.
Terry v. Ohio: Pertains to the Fourth Amendment, in which Po…
Terry v. Ohio: Pertains to the Fourth Amendment, in which Police Officers are allowed to “Stop and Frisk” suspects on the streets without probable cause to arrest if the Police Officer has a reasonable suspicion that the person may be armed and/or has committed a crime, is committing a crime, or is about to commit a crime.
The first appointed law enforcement officials in Colonial Am…
The first appointed law enforcement officials in Colonial America were called ________.
Was President John F. Kennedy the President of the United St…
Was President John F. Kennedy the President of the United States who signed the Civil Rights Act in 1964? True for “Yes” or False for “No”
Goldbricking is a term used to describe an officer who accep…
Goldbricking is a term used to describe an officer who accepts money as a bribe for not enforcing the law (on a criminal offense/act). It can also mean accepting or obtaining gifts by the officer demanding it from the use of their authority.
The first female Police Officer was not hired in an official…
The first female Police Officer was not hired in an official capacity until 1905. Then, it would be 80 years before American society saw the first female Chief of Police hired.