Test Bank for An Introduction to Policing, 8th Edition

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1285862732
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1305767430
• Author:   John S. Dempsey (Author), Linda S. Forst (Author)

Discover the challenges, excitement and rewards of law enforcement today with AN INTRODUCTION TO POLICING, 8th Edition. Written by law enforcement veterans with extensive experience in all areas of policing, this engaging, comprehensive book blends practical information with pertinent theory. The authors examine today’s most current issues, policing techniques and industry trends, including homeland security, recent terrorism incidents, the controversial Secure Communities Program by DHS, Specialized Policing Responses to individuals with mental illness, advances in policing technology, and more. Readers find the latest practitioner research as well as the most current applications, statistics, court cases and information on law enforcement careers. The book presents extensive examples from small and large police departments throughout the world as well as essays from respected law enforcement practitioners who delve into crucial policing issues and challenges. AN INTRODUCTION TO POLICING, 8th Edition, is an essential read for anyone considering a career in law enforcement today.

 

Table of Content:

1. Part 1: Police History and Organization
2. Ch 1: Police History
3. Learning Objectives
4. Outline
5. Introduction
6. Early Police
7. English Policing: Our Heritage
8. American Policing: The Colonial Experience
9. American Policing: Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
10. American Policing: Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
11. Summary
12. Review Exercises
13. End Notes
14. Ch 2: Organizing Public Security in the United States
15. Learning Objectives
16. Outline
17. Introduction
18. The U.S. Public Security Industry
19. Local Law Enforcement
20. Law Enforcement in the Era of Reduced Budgets
21. State Law Enforcement
22. Federal Law Enforcement
23. International Police
24. Summary
25. Review Exercises
26. End Notes
27. Ch 3: Organizing the Police Department
28. Learning Objectives
29. Outline
30. Introduction
31. Organizing the Department: Managerial Concepts
32. Alternative Organizational Models and Structures
33. Organizing by Personnel
34. Organizing by Area
35. Organizing by Time
36. Organizing by Function or Purpose
37. Summary
38. Review Exercises
39. End Notes
40. Part 2: The Personal Side of Policing
41. Ch 4: Becoming a Police Officer
42. Learning Objectives
43. Outline
44. Introduction
45. Finding Information on Jobs in Policing
46. Standards in Police Selection
47. The Recruitment Process
48. The Job Analysis
49. The Selection Process
50. The Police Training Process
51. Summary
52. Review Exercises
53. End Notes
54. Ch 5: The Police Role and Police Discretion
55. Learning Objectives
56. Outline
57. Introduction
58. The Police Role
59. Ambiguity of the Police Role
60. Goals and Objectives of Policing
61. Police Operational Styles
62. Police Discretion
63. Police Shootings and the Use of Deadly Force
64. Summary
65. Review Exercises
66. End Notes
67. Ch 6: Police Culture, Personality, and Stress
68. Learning Objectives
69. Outline
70. Introduction
71. The Police Culture or Subculture
72. The Police Personality
73. Police Stress
74. Police Suicide
75. Police Danger
76. Summary
77. Review Exercises
78. End Notes
79. Ch 7: Minorities in Policing
80. Learning Objectives
81. Outline
82. Introduction
83. Discrimination in Policing
84. How Did Women and Minorities Strive for Equality?
85. White Male Backlash
86. Minorities Proving Themselves on the Job
87. Minorities in Policing Today
88. Challenges Persist for Minorities in Policing
89. Summary
90. Review Exercises
91. End Notes
92. Ch 8: Police Ethics and Police Deviance
93. Learning Objectives
94. Outline
95. Introduction
96. Ethics and the Police
97. The Dilemma of Law versus Order
98. Review of the Police
99. Police Corruption
100. Other Police Misconduct
101. Biased-Based Policing
102. Police Brutality
103. Responses to Police Corruption
104. Police Civil and Criminal Liability
105. Summary
106. Review Exercises
107. End Notes
108. Part 3: Police Operations
109. Ch 9: Patrol Operations
110. Learning Objectives
111. Outline
112. Introduction
113. Traditional Methods of Police Work
114. Police Patrol Operations
115. Evaluating the Effectiveness of Police Work
116. Random Routine Patrol: The Kansas City Study
117. Rapid Response to Citizens’ 911 Calls
118. Patrol Innovations: Working Smarter
119. Personnel Deployment
120. Allocation of Resources
121. Alternative Strategies
122. Police Traffic Operations
123. Other Police Operational Units
124. Summary
125. Review Exercises
126. End Notes
127. Ch 10: Investigations
128. Learning Objectives
129. Outline
130. Introduction
131. Retroactive Investigation of past Crimes by Detectives
132. Detective Operations
133. Alternatives to Retroactive Investigation of past Crimes by Detectives
134. Crime Analysis and Information Management
135. Proactive Tactics
136. Undercover Operations
137. Entrapment
138. Summary
139. Review Exercises
140. End Notes
141. Ch 11: Police and Their Clients
142. Learning Objectives
143. Outline
144. Introduction
145. The Need for Proper Police-Community Relationships
146. Human Relations, Public Relations, Community Relations
147. Public Opinion and the Police
148. Police and Minority Communities
149. Police and Special Populations
150. Community Crime Prevention Programs
151. Police and Business Cooperation
152. Summary
153. Review Exercises
154. End Notes
155. Ch 12: Community Policing
156. Learning Objectives
157. Outline
158. Introduction
159. Corporate Strategies for Policing
160. The Philosophy of Community Policing and Problem-Solving Policing
161. Community Policing
162. Problem-Solving Policing
163. Successful Examples of Community-Oriented Policing
164. Community Policing Today
165. The Federal Government and Community Policing
166. Some Accomplishments of Community Policing
167. The Debate Continues on Community Policing
168. Homeland Security and the Future of Community Policing
169. Summary
170. Review Exercises
171. End Notes
172. Ch 13: Police and the Law
173. Learning Objectives
174. Outline
175. Introduction
176. Crime in the United States
177. The Police and the U.S. Constitution
178. The Police and Arrest
179. The Police and Search and Seizure
180. The Warrant Requirement and the Search Warrant
181. The Police and Custodial Interrogation
182. Police Eyewitness Identification Procedures
183. Summary
184. Review Exercises
185. End Notes
186. Part 4: Critical Issues in Policing
187. Ch 14: Computers, Technology, and Criminalistics in Policing
188. Learning Objectives
189. Outline
190. Introduction
191. Computer Technology in Policing
192. Fingerprint Technology
193. Less-than-Lethal Weapons
194. Surveillance Technology
195. Advanced Photographic Techniques
196. Modern Forensics or Criminalistics
197. DNA Profiling
198. Biometric Identification
199. Videotaping
200. Robotics
201. Concerns about Technology and Civil Liberties
202. Summary
203. Review Exercises
204. End Notes
205. Ch 15: Homeland Security
206. Learning Objectives
207. Outline
208. Introduction
209. Homeland Security
210. Terrorism
211. Methods of Investigating Terrorism
212. Post-9/11 Response to Terrorism and Homeland Defense
213. Federal Law Enforcement Efforts for Homeland Security
214. State and Local Law Enforcement Efforts for Homeland Security
215. Security versus Civil Liberties
216. Summary
217. Review Exercises
218. End Notes
219. Glossary
220. Index