Police 'Working Rules' (Hoyle, 1998)

Question 1

More recent research has challenged the traditional perspective to some degree, regarding DA as not..

Answer 1

‘real police work’

Question 2

Hoyle interviewed officers about specific incidents and conducted observations and interviews with…

Answer 2

victims

Question 3

Hoyle concluded that police action was an interplay of culture, working assumptions, the characteristics of the people involved, and the circumstance os the…

Answer 3

incident

Question 4

Hoyle identified ‘working rules’ that were often adhered to in terms of..

Answer 4

taking action

Question 5

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in no further action are:

1) no…

Answer 5

evidence

Question 6

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in no further action are:

2) victim does not…

Answer 6

want arrest

Question 7

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in no further action are:

3) minor…

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offence

Question 8

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in no further action are:

4) no/minimal risk of…

Answer 8

further violence

Question 9

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in no further action are:

5) suspect…

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calm

Question 10

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in no further action are:

6) victim…

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calm

Question 11

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in arrest:

1) sufficient…

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evidence

Question 12

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in arrest:

2) victims prefer…

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an arrest

Question 13

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in arrest:

3) serious…

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offence

Question 14

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in arrest:

4) risk of immediate…

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further violence

Question 15

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in arrest:

5) suspect…

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confrontational

Question 16

6 ‘Working rules’ resulting in arrest:

6) victim..

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hysterical