history and Structure of Policing (chp 5) Flashcards

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bow street runners

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created by Henry Fielding; the best and most disciplined enforcement agents that London had to offer

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new police

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the model for modern-day police forces throughout the western world; they were uniformed (like military) and adopted military administration style

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3
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who created the new police and when?

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1829; Sir Robert Peel

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4
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bobbies

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organized under two principles:

  • the belief it was possible to discourage crime
  • the practice of preventative administration style
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5
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american policing and the frontier

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huge uncharted territory made it difficult to track and punish criminals; citizen posses and vigilante groups were often the only law available

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when and where was the first formal organization of watchmen created?

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1844 creation of NY police department

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where was the second police department created?

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1855- boston

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International association of chiefs of police (IACP)

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became the nation wide clearing house of criminal identification

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9
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Alice Stebbins Wells

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first woman to join the police force

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10
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which police department became the first to have a woman police officer?

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1910 Los Angeles Police Department

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fraternal order of police (FOP)

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patterned after labor unions but didn’t support strikes

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Wickersham commission

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recognized that prohibition was unenforceable and reported that it carried a great potential for police corruption

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law enforcement assistance (LEAA)

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Funneled federal money to pay for crime reporting, technology, research…

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Evidence-Based Policing

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the use of the best available research on the outcomes of police work to implement guidelines and evaluate agencies, units, and officers

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Kansas city experiment

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first large scale scientific study of law enforcement; applied and evaluated police managment

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16
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true or false: today’s EBP model has been called the single “most powerful force for change” in policing today

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true

17
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Pennsylvania state police

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“the first modern state police agency”

18
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state level agencies are divided into two two groups

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centralized and decentralized

19
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centralized model

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the tasks of major criminal investigations are combined with the patrol of state highways;

  • help assist local law enforcement in criminal investigations, -patrol the state’s highways
  • maintain a centralized criminal records repository
20
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decentralized model

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draw a clear distinction between traffic enforcement on state highways and other state-level law enforcement functions by creating at least two separate agencies

21
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what are the three legislative and judicial jurisdictions in the US?

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federal, state, and local

22
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example of local police

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rural sheriff’s department, campus police and transit police

23
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what is the nations largest law enforcement agency?

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NYPD

24
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sworn officer

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a law enforcement officer who is trained and empowered to perform full police duties, such as making arrests, conducting investigations, and carrying firearms

25
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municipal police department

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a city- or town-based law enforcement angency

26
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sheriff

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the elected chief officers of a county law enforcement agency

27
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true or false: about half of all local agencies employ fewer than ten full time officers

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true

28
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responsibilities of sheriffs

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usually responsible for law enforcement in unincorporated areas and for the operation of county jail, serving court papers and maintaining security within the state courtrooms

29
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LEAA funding example

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LEAA 20 mill –> federal 10mil –> state 5mill –> county 2mil –> tally 500k

  • Narcotics 10k
  • Homicide 10k
  • Patrol 10k
30
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Watch & ward system

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Bailors (watchmen) performed “night watches” on corners to detect mostly fires & thieves

31
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Ford foundation

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established police development fund to pay for police research
–> established police foundation- started, supported, and divided the southern part of Kansas into 15 parts for the Kansas city experiment