CH4 Structures & Role of Police Flashcards

1
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duties of the RCMP

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enforces federal statues and provisions of various legislative acts

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2
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difference b/w RCMP and other popo?

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central location in Regina, Saskatchewan

deployed to other areas

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3
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contract policing

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arrangement between RCMP and provincial/territorial police forces to provide policing services

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4
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policing

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activities of individual/organisation acting legally on behalf of public/private organizations

main security/social order

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5
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pluralisation of policing

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a gap between normal police work and hired police work

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6
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private police vs parapolicing

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private -> hired by private bodies for maybe one time

para-> hired by institutions like malls for extended lengths

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7
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four key values to understanding police work

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justice -> maintain peace/security and ensure fair treatment

equality -> everyone is entitled to police services

accountability -> actions of police are subject to review

efficiency -> how cost effective is policing?

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8
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roles and activities of the police

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PEACEKEEPING

crime control

maintain order

crime prevention and service

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9
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political policing

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use of police by governments for surveillance and control

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police acts, standards, and boards and police commissions

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acts -> legislative framework for police service

standards -> guidelines for how police services are to be maintained and delivered

boards and police commissions -> bodies that oversee police

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11
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basic qualifications for policing candidates

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Canadian citizenship

minimum 19 years old

physical fitness

Grade 12 education

no prior criminal convictions/pending charges

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12
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preferred qualifications for policing candidates

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knowledge of second language/culture

related volunteer experience

post-secondary education

work/life experience

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13
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basic or preferred qualifications?

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you need both

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14
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operational field training

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teaching the recruit to apply principles from the academy to the community

under guidance of senior officer

exposed to wide variety of general police work

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15
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working personality of the police

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attitudes and behaviours developed as a consequence of police duties and activities

preoccupation with danger, excessive suspiciousness, protective cynicism

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16
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blue light syndrome

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how police officers tend to hold conservative political and moral values

reflects their high-risk, high-action police work

17
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blue wall

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value secrecy and code of silence to protect other officers due to shared stresses

18
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PTSD

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PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS

stress that leads to nightmares, hypervigilence, intrusive thoughts,