History and Organization of Law Enforcement

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. Which is not one of the three features of U.S. policing influenced by English policing?

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. Which choice is a way in which the events of September 11, 2001 affected law enforcement?

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. Which is the country's foremost law enforcement agency?

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. Which may be a state law enforcement agency?

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. Which choice best characterizes the watchman style of policing?

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. Which choice best characterizes the service style of policing?

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. Which is an important element of zero-tolerance policing?

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. Which is a feature of problem-oriented policing?

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. Which form of policing most directly led to that of modern U.S. policing?

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. In which city did informal policing begin in United States in 1631?

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. Federal law enforcement agencies are special-purposes agencies that have national jurisdiction but concentrate on a limited set of offenses

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. State agencies have as many officers as local agencies as well as the visibility of federal agencies.

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. All state law enforcement systems are exactly alike.

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. Local law enforcement handles most of the country's crime.

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. The institution of police is a relatively new phenomenon.

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. Community policing evokes the watchman style of policing.

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. Problem-oriented policing has the same goals and techniques as community policing

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. According to the broken-windows perspective, criminal activity occurs when it appears that no one cares about a neighborhood.

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. The 1931 Wickersham Commission report did little to modernize policing.

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. One of the founding principles of the United States is that control of government should be as far from the people as possible.

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