Policing Flashcards

1
Q

What is Australia’s police broken into? (2)

A

Federal and state

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2
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What is America’s police broken into? (3)

A

Federal, state and county.

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3
Q

How do we measure police effectiveness?

A

Response time.

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4
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What was the first modern police force?

A

London metro police, 1829

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5
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Where does police corruption stem from?

A

The belief of serving the greater good.

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6
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What does zero tolerance suggest?

A

That zero is possible.

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7
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What is hotspot policing?

A

The strategy of targeting areas where crime is most concentrated.

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8
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What is problem oriented policing?

A

The strategy where specific criminal issues are targeted.

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9
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What is zero tolerance policing an example of?

A

Extreme classicism (no discretion)

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10
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Define zero tolerance policing.

A

A strict, non discretionary type of policing that is tough on crime.

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Define police culture.

A

A socialisation that encompasses the core skills, cognition, beliefs, practises, rules and principals which contribute to the routine rescission making for police officers.

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What is police discretion?

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Police are allowed to make rational rescissions when arresting or stopping someone to whether or not they should continue the process.

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