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NHS 2014-2015 Law Enforcement I - Midterm

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Definition
Grand Jury   show
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Supreme Court   show
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Duty   show
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show Involves officers employing unethical means to catch criminals because "it's the right thing to do"  
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show Decentralized policing programs that focus on crime prevention, quality of life in the community, public order, and alternatives to arrest  
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show Taking a person suspected of committing a crime into custody and curtailing the individual's freedom to leave, until the person can be brought before a judge to answer the charges against him or her.  
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show The warning given to suspects by law enforcement advising suspects of their legal rights to counsel, to refuse to answer questions, to avoid self-incrimination, and other privileges.  
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Terry v Ohio   show
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Use of Force   show
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show The process followed by police and courts in the apprehension, litigation, and punishment of defendants  
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An arrest occurs   show
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show The word police is derived from the Greek word ______________.  
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show Amendments 1-10  
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show Supreme Court  
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show The responsibilities attached to a specific role  
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show Exploitation of one's role by accepting bribes or protection money  
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show Characteristics of an effective community-oriented policing officer  
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Arrest Warrant   show
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Probable Cause   show
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Mapp v Ohio   show
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show The amount of force used by a law enforcement officer that would reasonably pose a high risk of death or serious injury to another person  
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show How many justices make up the Supreme Court?  
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show The option to choose between between two or more courses of behavior.  
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show Exploiting of one's role by accepting bribes or protection money.  
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Reasonable suspicion   show
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Due Process   show
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Self-incrimination   show
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show The exploration or examination of an individual's home, vehicle, or person by a law enforcement officer to obtain items that may be used by the government in court proceedings as evidence  
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Due Process CLAUSE   show
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Internal Affairs   show
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Discrimination   show
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SARA   show
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show Warranted suspicion that a person may be engaged in criminal conduct. Not quite to the level of probable cause.  
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show The right to be represented by an attorney at critical stages of the Criminal Justice System.  
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Seizure   show
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Fruit of the Poisoned Tree Doctrine   show
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show An unofficial fraternity of police officers that promotes an "us versus them" mentality.  
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show Focuses on solving the underlying problems of delinquency and crime  
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Stop and Frisk   show
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Exclusionary Rule   show
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show Items of value given because of role or position, rather than a person relationship.  
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show An independent civilian agency that audits complaints and investigations against Police Officers  
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