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CJUS 2030 Study Guide Exam 3
CJUS 2030 Study Guide Exam 3
CJUS 2030 Study Guide Exam 3
1. According to Herman Goldstein, traditional policing is: Incident driven 2. According to researcher James Q. Wilson, most police officers feel that the public: 3. According to the retroactive model, the investigation of almost all felonies and some misdemeanors was the sole responsibility of the detective division. 4. An example of a very early attempt at community policing involving the experiences of the development of decentralized neighborhood-based precincts that served as storefront police stations was tried in what city? Houston 5. Analyzing crime issues to determine the underlying problems and addressing those underlying problems is referred to as: Problem solving policing 6. By 1999, what percent of the United States population was served by community policing? 21% 7. Crime Stoppers originated in: Albuquerque, New Mexico 8. David L. Carter of Michigan State University explains that community policing: did not suddenly materialize as a new idea; rather, it evolved from researched conducted by a wide range of scholars and police research organizations. Beginning primarily in the early 1970s, a great deal of research was conducted on police patrol. 9. Dressing as and playing the role of a potential crime victim is known as: decoy 10. During what decade was the efficiency of foot patrols challenged? 1960s 11. Everything we do with, for, and to each other as citizens and human beings is the definition of: Human relations 12. In a case enhancement program: debrief suspects to obtain further
information, assist arresting officers in preparing a case for court, engage in liaison w/ district attorney
13. In an experiment, the group that is not acted upon, and where nothing is changed, is called: control group 14. In the yearly survey of the American public conducted by the National Institute of Justice regarding the publics opinion of the job their police do regarding crime, the majority answered that their police: 15. In Broken Windows and Police Discretion, Wilson and Kelling note that the community policing model expands the use of police discretion among officers at all levels of the organization. 16. It has now been discovered that most of what O. W. Wilson taught about police patrol was: wrong since he based his writings on faulty assumptions 17. Many believe that modern community policing began with James Q. Wilsons and George Kellings article Broken Windows: The Police and Neighborhood Safety. 18. Most departments utilize: fleet vehicles 19. Nationally, police are only able to clear 16.5% of all property crimes reported to them: 20. Officers practicing incident-driven policing: tend to respond to similar incidences at the same location numerous times. 21. Prior to the Rand Study, it was common for police departments to have policies and procedures in place that emphasized: the retroactive investigation of past crimes by detectives 22. Problem-solving policing can be attributed to: Herman Goldstein
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CJUS 2030 Winter Session 2010 Study Guide EXAM 3 restrooms, phone booth
47. Which of the following was not one of the beats established in the Kansas City Study? Variable testing groups 48. Who coined the term omnipresence? O.W. Wilson 49. Who founded the National Center for Community Policing in East Lansing, Michigan? Robert C. Trojanowicz 50. Who is the author of the classic Varieties of Police Behavior: The Management of Law and Order in Eight Communities? James Q Wilson
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