CJ EXAM 2 Flashcards

1
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Knapp Commission

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1st analyses of New York Dept. Dealing with police corruption. Results= 10 % cops were dirty.

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2
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1st real police Dept.

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Metropolitan in London England

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3
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Where did modern day policing come from?

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California- they were the leaders

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4
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Father of Modern Day Policing

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August Vollmer

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5
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Mapp vs. Ohio

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Supreme Court landmark decision dealing with 4th amendment - (exclusionary rule) illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in court

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6
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Miranda Vs. AZ

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Landmark decision dealing with 5th amendment - You have to be told your rights

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7
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Escavido VS ILLINOIS

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Landmark decision dealing with 6th amendment if they ask for attorney, questioning must stop.

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8
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Terry VS Ohio

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Landmark decision declaring that officer fearing for his safety can do a “pat down”

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9
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What does the FBI mandate? (There are 4)

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  1. Terrorism
  2. Cases of spying
  3. Organized crime
  4. Crime over state borders
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10
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CIA

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Information gathering group - our spy network.

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11
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Where did 1st police uniforms come from?

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Philadelphia (connected to Steven Girard

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12
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Statute of Winchester

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In a time of crime the king said that he needed the help of “the people” and started the “Hue and the cry”

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13
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What is he hue and the cry?

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Where civilians have to stop what they are doing if they hear the kings horn and chase after the criminal - punishable by death if they did not

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14
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What is one thing that has has a negative impact on policing?

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Military

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15
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Levels of force

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  1. Command presence
  2. Physical force
  3. Pepper spray/baton/taser
  4. Deadly force
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16
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Who founded and organized metropolitan police?

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Robert Peele

17
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What did Robert Peele believe?

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He believed that the police should be honest and hard working -

That police should be selected from the community

“The people are the police and the police are the people”

18
Q

Who opened up the 1st private detective agency?

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Alan Pinkerton - Chicago - after civil war spying for Abe Lincoln

19
Q

What did Alfred the great do?

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Divided the country into “tithings”
10 tithings =shire (county)
Shireeve = sheriff of the county

20
Q

Who founded the 1st private police dept.

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Henry Fielding - BOW street policing

21
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Who is the director of the FBI?

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J. Edgar Hoover

22
Q

Who established war on crime?

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President Johnson

23
Q

Who established wickersham commission?

A

Pres johnson

24
Q

What is wickersham commission?

A

System to improve policing but no $$

25
Q

What is LEEP?

A

Law enforcement education program

26
Q

What is poisonous tree?

A

An illegal act

27
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What is fruit of crime?

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Anything the criminal got for doing crime

28
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Fruit of poisonous tree?

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Evidence that is obtained illegally : if the source (the “tree”) of the evidence or evidence itself is tainted, then anything gained (the “fruit”) from it is tainted as well.

29
Q

Chival VS CALIFORNIA

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Once you arrest someone you can search them

30
Q

2 major areas in policing

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Community policing and pro-active policing

31
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Katz vs U.S

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Searches of property where evidence is digital

32
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U.S vs Leon

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Exception to exclusionary rule - if police officer is acting in good faith and thinking that what he was doing was okay than illegally obtained evidence might be able to be used in court

33
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What are the duties of police officer

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Protect life and property

Maintain public order

34
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Probably cause definition

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That information or knowledge that would lead a reasonable prudent person to believe that a crime has been committed, is being committed or is about to be committed

35
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What is blue curtain/ blue shin line

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Where Officers might cover for one another because they are family

36
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In re: gault

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Juveniles have same right as adults