CH 12-13 FINAL EXAM Flashcards

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!!! First commission to create reports leading to greater police accountability for misconduct

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The wickersham commission

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!!! Knapp commission 2 types

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Grass eaters and meat eaters

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!!! Grass eaters are police that

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Accept small gifts/ engage in minor deviance due to peer pressure

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4
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!!! Meat eaters are police that

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actively seek out opportunity to exploit their position

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5
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Corruption

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dishonest/ fraudulent conduct by police

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!!! deviance

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any behavior thats at odd w socially expected behavior

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!!! White knight is a police officer that

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never deviates from the rules and doesn’t disobey no matter what

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Straight shooters are police that are

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nice and will overlook misconduct

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9
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rogues are police officers that

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are seriously deviant

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10
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Police crime and example

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Police officer uses police powers to engage in criminal conduct.
Entering private property for no reason.

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Occupational deviance and example

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Using one position for personal gain.

When a police ‘loses’ a speeding ticket for a friend

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12
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Police corruption and example

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Misusing police authority to receive material reward or gain.
Must be a tangible object or cash.
Taking drugs from an evidence locker for his own personal use.

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13
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Abuse of authority& example

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Any other inappropriate conduct.

Manhandling a suspect more than necessary.

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Straight forward corruption

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Intentionally ignores criminal activity in a certain place for a share of the profits. Direct financial benefit.

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15
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Predatory corruption

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Actively promote and engage in criminal and other wrongful activity.

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combative corruption & example

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Making arrest at whatever the cost may be.

Officer threatens witness with charges or slipping a bag of drugs into the suspects pocket.

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Perversion of justice

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Serious actions such as lying under oath or intimidating the witness.

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!!! Eternal payoff

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officer sells evidence obtained from another case to another police officer

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!!! Opportunistic theft

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Police makes arrest of a suspect and for example finds money laying in the home and takes it

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!!! Kickbacks

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Illegal payments for services performed.

21
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Rotten apple theory

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Theory that identifies deviant indiv who made it as police officers in spite of their deviance.

22
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Consent decrees intended to promote within police departments

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Integrity.

23
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First page test

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‘how would you feel about if what you did if it were done to you’

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!!! A fix

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When a police officer removes a ticket from the data base.

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CH 13 begin. Use of force
Physical restraint by police when dealing with a member of the public
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Excessive force
Application of an amount and or frequency or force greater than required
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what is force factor
Level of force depending on the force of the suspect
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Slight resistance
Suspect resisted officer, officer uses strong language or minimal force
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Female officers
Less likely to use physical force and firearms. amore likely to use chemical weapon.
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!!! Qualities of suicide by cop
1) they have already determined they want to end their lives 2) engages in behavior that provokes officers to use deadly force 3) may threaten officer with deadly force themselves.
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When were the less lethal weapons introduced into American law enforcement
1987.
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What happens if impact munitions are used from an innapropriate distannce?
Either ineffective or deadly