Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
Q

The set of informal values which characterize the police force as a distinct community with a common identity

A

Police Subculture

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2
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4 aspects of police subculture

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  1. ) Informalization
  2. ) Ongoing
  3. ) May emphasize a different set of values compared to mainstream society
  4. ) Often extends to personal lives
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3
Q

The abuse of police authority for personal or organizational gain

A

Police Corruption

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4
Q

Police corruption is behavioral _______ from an acceptable ethical standard

A

deviation

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5
Q

What perspective is police corruption viewed in?

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Slippery slope perspective

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6
Q

Kerner Commission

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Made findings about how African American’s were underrepresented and there was a discrepancy in pay, lack of professionalism

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7
Q

Knapp Commissions in the NYCPD 1970s looked at…

A

Corruption

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8
Q

Accept bribes or goods in exchange for not issuing tickets, making arrests, etc

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Grass eaters

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9
Q

Grass eaters do not ____ but don’t ______ offer

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Initiate, refuse

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10
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  1. ) Free meals, items from stores
  2. ) Two officers uses of force
  3. ) Body shop
  4. ) Diamond watch

These scenarios are examples of…

A

4 situations that officers were presented with and asked which form of misconduct they would be most okay with reporting

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11
Q

Solicit bribes or take a share of the drugs they confiscate to sell for their own profit

A

Meat eaters

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12
Q

Meat eaters _____ activity

A

Initiate

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13
Q

What was the response to the issues of police corruption?

A

Increased police professionalism

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14
Q

What 5 areas are addressed when it comes to dealing with increasing police professionalism?

A
  1. ) Hiring
  2. ) Increased pay
  3. ) Ethics training
  4. ) Continuing education
  5. ) Drug testing
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15
Q

The branch of a police organization tasked with investigating charges of wrongdoing involving members of the department

A

Internal affairs

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16
Q

Garrity Rights

A

When a police officer is forced to talk about an administrative issue not a criminal matter

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17
Q

Police department bureau internally conducts the investigation into…

A

The allegations of wrongdoing

18
Q

True/False

When necessary an outside agency can conduct the inquiry

A

True

19
Q

Protections that officers have against self-incrimination in the face of questioning

A

Officer’s Garrity rights

20
Q

The purpose of the Garrity rights is to…

A

Protect officers themselves when being questioned by representatives of their department’s internal affairs division or by their superior officers

21
Q

4 Main dangers of police work

A
  1. ) Police and alcohol
  2. ) Police and family problems
  3. ) Police and suicide
  4. ) Dealing with the stress of policing
22
Q
  1. ) Exercise and diet
  2. ) Meditation
  3. ) Abdominal breathing
  4. ) Music
  5. ) Prayer
  6. ) Peer support

Are all factors in…

A

Stress reduction

23
Q

The use of physical restraint by a police offer when dealing with a member of the public

A

Police use of force

24
Q

Police use of force needs to be ________ and ______

A

Reasonable necessary

25
Q

5 Police use of force continuum

A
  1. ) Officer presence
  2. ) Verbal commands
  3. ) Soft techniques
  4. ) Hard techniques
  5. ) Deadly force
26
Q

Designed to disable, capture, or immobilize but not kill

A

Less-lethal weapons

27
Q

Application of an amount and/or frequency of force greater than required to compel compliance from a willing/unwilling subject

A

Excessive force

28
Q

Force likely to cause death or great bodily harm

A

Deadly force

29
Q

Deadly force with the intentional use of a firearm or other instrument…

A

Resulting in a high probability of death

30
Q

When police offers act on a person’s race, ethnicity, or national origin instead of the person’s actions or information that identifies the person as a suspect

A

Racial profiling

31
Q

4 Police liability for constitutional violations

A
  1. ) Civil remedies
  2. ) Criminal remedies
  3. ) Non-judicial remedies
  4. ) Exclusionary rule remedies
32
Q

Potential responsibility for payment of damages or other court-ordered enforcement as a result of a ruling in lawsuit

A

Civil libabilty

33
Q

2 levels of civil liability

A
  1. ) Federal

2. ) State

34
Q

Civil liability is different from….

A

Criminal liability

35
Q

4 common sources of lawsuits against police

A
  1. ) Assault
  2. ) Battery
  3. ) False imprisonment
  4. ) Malicious prosecution
36
Q

Which common lawsuit has…

  • High media visibility
  • Most well-known
A

Assault

37
Q

Which common lawsuit has…

-High media visibility

A

Battery

38
Q

Which common lawsuit has..

-Arrest without just cause

A

False imprisonment

39
Q

Which common lawsuit has…

-Negligent or malicious actions

A

Malicious prosecution

40
Q

Denies others their constitutional right to life, liberty or property without due process of law

A

1983 lawsuit

41
Q

A civil suit brought against federal government officials for denying the constitutional rights of others

A

Bivens action