Chapter 2 review Flashcards

1
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describe the four step problem solving model referred to as SARA

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Scanning
Analyze
Response
assessment

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2
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identifying problems commonly associated w/ traditional policing does not __________?

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stop crime trends

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3
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what is herman gold-stein’s definition of a problem?

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a cluster of similar related or recurring incidents rather than a singular incident

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4
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what is the CAPS program?

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chicago alternative policing strategy - more proactive than reactive - community oriented department - improve quality of life

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5
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define compastat and identify core principles as presented in the new york police department model

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enhance crime fighting and management accountability “comp” computer - Stat/statistics - william bratton 1990’s N.Y.

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6
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define some of todays new police strategies such as hot spots policing, intelligence led policing & predictive policing

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geographic based / focus police approaches & directed patrols strongly supported do more with fewer resources - ILP

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7
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geographic based/focus police approaches & directed patrols strongly supported

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do more with fewer resources - ILP

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8
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List & briefly describe some of the more common crime analysis techniques

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identifies patterns & relationships (past/present/future events)
tactical crime analysis - graphic display
link analysis - graphic of associated relationship
strategic - crime/social problems in area
telephone toll analysis - reports of telephone hilling of (S) illegal drug trafficking
visual inv. analysis charity/degre of involvement of subjects
case analysis computerized large data retationship/assoc.
intelligence analysis - i.d. of offenders assoc. w/ gangs etc.

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9
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describe a geographic information system and explain how such a system enhances police services

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maps criminal events/illustrate crime patterns

1) statistical spatial analysis
2) spatial modeling through environment design find hot spots

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10
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what has been the impact of information technologies on the police?

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provide information through technology towards proactive knowledge based practices

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11
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Define Community Policing

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reintegrate police w/community

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12
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What does compstat do?

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Force commanders to address crime & social problems & address immediately…

1) timely intel & statistics crime info based on geographic settings & areas
2) Rapid deployment of resources particularly combining uniform patrol with under cover ops
3) effective tactics & strategies of enforcement that focus on visible street crimes or quality of life crimes
4) relentless follow up & assessment - accountability

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13
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SARA stands for

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Scanning
Analysis
Respond
Assess

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14
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Chicago p.d. moved from a more traditional - reactive to?

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more productive & community oriented departmen.

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15
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Key features of CAPS ( Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy)

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communication & marketing structured response to calls for police service emphasis on crime & problem analysis through Compstat process

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16
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what is evidence based policing

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use best available research

utilizes scientific method to i.d., implement, evaluate, & modify effective in reducing crime.

17
Q

_____ is a proactive approach to crime and disorder that uses information and analytical tools to achieve the goal of crime prevention while requiring fewer resources.

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predictive policing approach

18
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crime analysis is used by police departments to

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organize massive raw information from data bases used in automated records systems and forecast future events

19
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tactical crime analysis focuses on ?

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recent criminal incidents through examination of how, when, where activity occurred helps i.d. suspect and clearance

20
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What is GIS?

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geographical information system - maps criminal events along with results of several environmental criminology studies illustrates crime patterns

21
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What are the two types of crime mapping?

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statistical spatial analysis & spatial modeling

22
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artificial intelligence is used to?

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see, hear, walk, talk, feel - shift from data processing to intel processing knowledge - science & technology based on discipline - computer science - biology-psychology

23
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what is the internet

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worldwide network of computer systems and other computer networks that offers the opportunity for sending information to and receiving information from vast audience from around the world

24
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what is community policing

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crime prevention 
public scrutiny 
accountability
customized police service 
Community organization
25
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community places emphasis on scrutiny of police?

T/F

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True

26
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what is one of the core principles of compstat?

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Rapid deployment of resources - presence of uniformed patrol, working in concert with undercover