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Module 2 Flashcards

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2100 B.C Babylon

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The Code of Hammurabi was implemented

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Laws of retribution and it is found in the bible (Exodus 22:23-27)

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Lex Taliones

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Lex means

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Set of rules

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4
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Taliones means

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Such of nature

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5th Century B.C Rome

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The first specialized investigative unit was created

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What was the specialized unit called

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Questors/Trackers/Murderers
Cruel treatment to suspects in investigating crimes

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6th Century B.C Athens

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Appointed unpaid magistrates
Makes decisions for the cases presented

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9th Century England

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Establishment of the system “mutual pledge”

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9
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Who was the king who implemented the system

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King Alfred the Great

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10
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Organized for the security of the country

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Mutual Pledge

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11
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A group of people (10 men) provides security and enforces the importance of sabbath

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Tithingman

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The time of Christ, Rome

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Formation of highly qualified members of the military in Rome

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13
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The emperor who picked the guards

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Roman Emperor Augustus

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Personal Bodyguard Of the Emperor; Intelligence agency

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Praetorian Guard

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15
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The magistrates/ police who conduct investigations

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Praefectus Urbi

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16
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Firefighters and patrolmen

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Vigiles of Rome

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1285 A.D England

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The statue of Winchester

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18
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Rudimentary criminal justice system

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The statue of Winchester

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19
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Pursuing a person with cries and sounds of alarms

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Hue and Cry system

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20
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He was a buckle maker and a brothel operator
Became London’s most effective criminal investigator

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Jonathan Wild

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21
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He wrote the book Tom Jones

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Henry Fielding

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22
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Appointed magistrate of Westminster and Middle Age London

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Henry Fielding

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23
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What particular group did Henry Fielding created

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Bow street runners

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24
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He took over the Bow street runners

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John Fielding

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25
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He was a blind man who took over his brother’s group

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John Fielding

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26
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Created a sizeable uniformed force to police the city of London

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Patrick Colquhoun

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27
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Remedied the outcry of the increase of criminality

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Patrick Colquhoun

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28
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What happened in the early 18th century, England

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Marine Police was created and deployed in the ports of England to protect merchandise

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29
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Established a squad of ex-convicts to aid in the Paris Police

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Eugene Francois Vidocq

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30
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What was Eugene Francois Vidocq’s theory

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Set a thief to catch a thief

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31
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What did Vidocq introduce to have more security?

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Trade Protection Society otherwise known as the Credit Card System

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32
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Vidocq also founded the____

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La Surete, France’s National Detective Org.

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33
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Founder and Chief Organizer of London Metropolitan Police (Scotland Yard)

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Robert Peel

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34
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What techniques did Robert Peel introduced

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Detectives Concealing themselves
Secretly photographing
Recording Conversations

35
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Father of Modern Policing

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Robert Peel

36
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Robert Peel’s Quote

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Police are the Public and the Public are the Police

37
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What happened in 1833, England

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The London Metropolitan Police deployed it’s first undercover police

38
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Who are the Texas Rangers

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The 1st law enforcement agency with statewide investigative authority

39
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Forerunner of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

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Texas Rangers

40
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US setting the Feds are handled by the____
While the state are the____
And the County are

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FBI
City police
Sheriff

41
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Birth year of Photography

42
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Who explained the photographic processes and was the Father of Modern Photography

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William Henry Fox Talbot

43
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What kind of Photography did Talbot introduced

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Calotype photography

44
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Advocate of criminal Investigation as a science

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Dr. Hans Gross

45
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What did Gross contribute to

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Crime Scene reconstruction

46
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America’s foremost private detective

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Allan Pinkerton

47
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The title of Pinkerton

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America’s Founder if Criminal investigation

48
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What did Pinkerton pioneer when it comes to techniques to catch a criminal

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Shadowing
Roping

49
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It is the art of suspects surveillance

50
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Roping

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Working undercover and befriending the enemy

51
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The Pinkerton Agency motta

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We never sleep

52
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She was hired by the Pinkerton Agency and was the first female detective

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Kate Wayne

53
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Keen-minded individual who trained his detectives in recognizing individuals criminal techniques

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Thomas Byrnes

54
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What did Byrnes founded

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Modus Operandi

55
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First hold-up group

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The Jessie James Gang

56
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How many years did the Jessie James Gang last

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15 years hold-up and robbery spree

57
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Who was the Gang’s first victim and how much was the money they stole

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Clay county savings association and their take was $60,000

58
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The gang had how many hold-ups and train stage coach robberies and in how many states

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12 bank hold-ups
12 train stage coach robberies
And they did that in 11 states

59
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Headed the newly organized criminal investigation dept in Scotland Yard

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Howard Vincent

60
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Considered to be the founder of CI and established Anthropometry

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Alphonse Bertillon

61
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Popularized the famous fictional detective Sherlock Holmes

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Dr. Arthur Conan Doyle

62
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Established the uniqueness of a fingerprint and proved it can be used as evidence against a suspect

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Francis Galton

63
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Head of the Bureau of Investigation from 1909-1924

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John Edgar Hoover

64
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The Genesis of CI in Manila Police Dept

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1913, Philippines

65
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In 1918, a new concept was introduced in the field of Criminal investigation

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Team Policing

66
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Best known criminalist who headed the dept of Criminalistics at the University of California

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Dr. Paul Kirk

67
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The case is the origin of the present Miranda Rights

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1966, USA Miranda vs. Arizona

68
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Act that established the insular police force which was entitled An Act Providing For the Org. And Gov. Of an Insular Constabulary

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Act No. 175

69
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Created the Philippine Constabulary approved on July 18, 1901

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Act No.175

70
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Act that established the Philippine Constabulary as a National Police institution

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Act No.225

71
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Created the Office of the Police Commission

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RA. No. 4864

72
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Declaration of the Martial Law

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Proclamation No. 1081

73
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During the martial law, a young first lieutenant of the Philippine Constabulary requires a peace_____with a higher rank including the chief of ____ to ____ at him

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Officer
Police
Salute

74
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Law that integrates the police force in Manila area to test it’s effectiveness

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PD No. 421

75
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The cities that were tested in the PD No.421

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Manila, Quezon, Caloocan and Pasay

76
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He proposed the PD.421

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Mayor Arsenio Lacson

77
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Law that integrates the police force in the provincial Level

78
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Provinces that were tested in PD No. 482

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Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Misamis Oriental

79
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Law that stipulated that the office of the NAPOLCOM was under the office of the Ministry of Defense (now DND)

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PD. No. 765

80
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Law that created the PNP dissolving the PC also known as the DILG Act of 1990

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RA No. 6975

81
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Known as the PNP reform and Reorganization Act of 1998

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RA No. 8551

82
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1987 Phil. Constitution, Art. 3, Sec. 12(1)

83
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1987 Phil. Constitution, Art. 16, Sec 6

84
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An act defining the certain rights of a person arrested, detained or under custodial investigation as well as the duties of the arresting, detaining and investigation officers and providing penalties for violation thereof

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RA No. 7438

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