Ch.5 Exam Questions History and Organization of the Police - Criminal Justice 6th Edition | Test Bank by Freda Adler by Freda Adler. DOCX document preview.
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1. | A group of private citizens who take the law into their own hands by tracking down criminals and punishing them is called ___________________.
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2. | In the old west, in federal territories, ____________________ were the principal law enforcement officers.
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3. | The most famous detective company of the old west was ______________.
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4. | The first modern police force was created in __________________.
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5. | The London Metropolitan Police Force was established by ________________.
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6. | The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) was founded in _______.
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7. | Who do your author's consider to be the single most important reformer of policing in the early twentieth century?
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8. | Who wrote American Police Systems?
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9. | August Vollmer's career in law enforcement began _________________.
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10. | Who wrote, The Police and Modern Society?
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11. | In 1929 there was a commission set up to study law enforcement. This Commission was called the United States National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement. It was also called, _______________.
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12. | Torturing a suspect to gain information is also referred to as __________.
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13. | The Wickersham Commission found _________________________.
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14. | A protégé of August Vollmer, ________________ helped create Berkeley's School of Criminology.
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15. | The first School of Criminology was at _______________________.
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16. | In 1924, ________________ was appointed director of the FBI.
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17. | It was not until, ______ that all large city police departments in the U.S. required a high school diploma.
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18. | The President's commission of Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice was created by ___________________.
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19. | Approximate _______________ sworn officers are employed by state and local law enforcement agencies.
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20. | The unit of the police department responsible for the management of the department is called __________.
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21. | The sworn officers that patrol the street are part of ___________________.
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22. | The department that is responsible for receiving and investigating charges against the police is called ___________.
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23. | To provide police coverage of all areas within a jurisdiction, a city may be divided into ________.
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24. | The collection of departmental directives governing the performance of duties is called __________.
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25. | The percent of all law enforcement officials that are employed by the federal government is ________.
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26. | The Mann Act __________________.
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27. | The FBI has approximately ___________ special agents.
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28. | J. Edgar Hoover was Director of the FBI when he died in 1972. What year was he appointed Director of this organization?
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29. | What percentage of all police officers are employed by the Federal Government?
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30. | The Uniform Crime Report is published by _______________.
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31. | J. Edgar Hoover was remembered for investigating ___________.
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32. | The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is part of the _______.
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33. | If you failed to pay your taxes, you would be investigated by the _____________.
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34. | The ____________ is responsible for protecting U.S. currency from counterfeiters.
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35. | Most law enforcement officers are employed at the ___________ level.
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36. | From the beginning, American police forces had problems, many of which can be traced to one source: _____________. |
37. | All but the smallest departments in the United States are _________, marked by hierarchical structures with a clearly delineated chain of command from the top down, a division of labor and rule and regulations. |
38. | A group of private citizens who take the law into their own hands by tracking down criminals and punishing them is called ___________________. |
39. | In the old west, in federal territories, ____________________ were the principal law enforcement officers. |
40. | The most famous detective company of the old west was ______________. |
41. | The first modern police force was created in __________________. |
42. | The London Metropolitan Police Force was established by ________________. |
43. | The authors consider _________ to be the single most important reformer of policing in the early twentieth century? |
44. | In 1929 there was a commission set up to study law enforcement. This Commission was called the United States National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement. It was also called, _______________. |
45. | Torturing a suspect to gain information is also referred to as __________. |
46. | A protégé of August Vollmer, ________________ helped create Berkeley's School of Criminology. |
47. | The first School of Criminology was at _______________________. |
48. | In 1924, ________________ was appointed director of the FBI, then known as the Bureau of Investigation. |
49. | The President's commission of Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice was created by President ___________________. |
50. | Approximately _______________ sworn officers are employed by state and local law enforcement agencies. |
51. | The unit of the police department responsible for the management of the department is called __________. |
52. | The department that is responsible for receiving and investigating charges against the police is called ___________. |
53. | The collection of departmental directives governing the performance of duties is called __________. |
54. | The ___________________ prohibited the interstate transportation of women for prostitution. |
55. | The FBI has approximately ___________ special agents. |
56. | The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is part of the _______. |
57. | The ____________ is responsible for protecting the President of the United States. |
58. | Police departments are democratic organizations dedicated to democratic ideals. |
59. | A group of private citizens who take the law into their own hands by tracking down criminals and punishing them is called patriots. |
60. | The most famous detective company of the old west was the Pinkerton Detective Agency. |
61. | The first modern police force was created in New York City. |
62. | The London Metropolitan Police Force was established by Sir Robert Peel. |
63. | August Vollmer's career in law enforcement began as a police officer in Chicago, Illinois. |
64. | In 1929 there was a commission set up to study law enforcement. This Commission was called the United States National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement. It was also called, The Wickersham Commission. |
65. | Torturing a suspect to gain information is also referred to as the fifth degree. |
66. | The Wickersham Commission found that the police that there was very little police corruption and almost no police misuse of violence. |
67. | The first School of Criminology was at the University of California, Berkeley. |
68. | J. Edgar Hoover was appointed Director of the FBI in 1924 and served as its Director until he died in 1972. |
69. | The President's commission of Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice was created by Attorney General Robert Kennedy. |
70. | The department that is responsible for receiving and investigating charges against the Police is called internal affairs. |
71. | The Mann Act prohibited the interstate transportation of women for prostitution. |
72. | The first women Director of the FBI was Janet Reno. |
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