Test 2 Flashcards

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Historical Development of Policing in England

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(1) Bailiffs and Night Watch

(2) Gun riots in the 18th and 19th Century caused problems

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2
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London Metropolitan Police and their goals

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(1) Founded By Sir Robert Peel 1829
(2) “The Met”
(3) First Modern Police Force
(4) goals to discourage crime and use preventative patrol

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3
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Early American Policing

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(1) Colonies were different that Brittan
(2) the frontier had a problem with vigilantism
(3) NY BA PH made their police like the met

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4
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the Kansas city experiment

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(1) preventative patrol
(2) found no difference in the rate of occurrence of crime or in citizen fear of crime based on amount of patrol
(3) experiment led to new stratiges

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5
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federal law enforcement agencies

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14 us gov depts
28 non dept agencies
conduct criminal invest.
execute warrants
make arrests
carry guns
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6
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styles of policing

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(1) watchman- uses discretion, informal intervention, order maintenance
(2) legalistic- strict assholes/ hands off on not criminal things
service- servant of community/ helper more than strict

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7
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4th amendment

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search and seizure

due process

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8
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5th amendment

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stfu

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9
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6th amendment

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right to council

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10
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exclusionary rule

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evidance obtained without cause cant be used in court

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11
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exceptions to exclusionary rule

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when a search is conducted in good faith its a legal search, the evidance can be used

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12
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searches incident to arrest

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car searches
probable cause 
stop and frisk
incrimination
warrant
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13
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vehicle searches

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warrant

probable cause

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14
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suspicionless searches

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stop and frisk

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15
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informants

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protected under law

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16
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interrogation

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can have council present durring questioning

17
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electronic eavesdropping

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warrant needed

18
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types of police corruption

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grass eaters- takes bribe when offered

meat eaters- solicits bribes

19
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dangers of police work

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most officer are shot with single weapon single offender

stress and fatigue is natural

20
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civil liability/ federal lawsuits

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lawsuit against police goes to federal court

police investigations are handled internally

21
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police use of deadly force

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rare

must be reasonable force

22
Q

mapp v ohio

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exclusionary rule

23
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escobedo v illinois

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interrogation

24
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katz v us

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electronic eavesdropping

25
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carroll v us

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warrant less auto search

26
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tennessee v garner

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police deadly force

27
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harris v us

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plain view search

28
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gideon v wainwright

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counsel during trial

29
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brown v mississippi

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interrogation

30
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terry v ohio

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stop and frisk

31
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Miranda v Arizona

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Miranda rights

32
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weeks v us

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exclusionary rule

33
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us v leon

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good faith ex

34
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chimel v california

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search incident to arrest

35
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argersinger v hamilton

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counsel during trial