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Statute of _____ is a statute that made policing a community responsibility
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5.
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Officers protecting one another from outside scrutiny and criticism
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Elevated alertness about potential dangers
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The application of criminal intelligence analysis to facilitate crime reduction and prevention
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How patrol officers depict or categorize the people and situations they encounter
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The power or right to decide or act according to one’s own judgment
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Officers lying under oath in court
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A disproportionate police focus on a racialized population or neighbourhood
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_____ Police Act established a full-time unarmed police force in London
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A model of police work involving a mix of traditional sworn police officers with new types of police and private security personnel
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The _____ system is an early system of maintaining order in early England
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The attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner
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Genetic information that can be used in case investigations
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Individual police officer misconduct
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How behaviour is defined as right or wrong
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Individuals encountered by patrol officers who display mannerisms and behaviours that suggest the potential for violence
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A strategy designed to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of police
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Evidence in criminal investigations that is detected through at least one of the fives senses
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Policies that establish standards of behaviour for police officers
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Established the first full-time police service
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An ethical _____ is a situation in which a person has to make a decision or take a course of action in the race of two or more conflicting ethical principles or values
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The approach used by police dispatchers to determine key facts about a call
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20.
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A document that permits a police officer to arrest a specific person for a specified reason
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Group misconduct by police officers
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Unarmed officers who generally have special constable status
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29.
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Also known as the 80/20 rule
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____ cop syndrome
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A discriminatory police practice of stopping persons randomly and asking for identification in the absence of any evidence they have committed a crime
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The practice whereby officers add entries to their notes at a later time
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System used by investigators that includes information on predatory and sexual crimes of violence
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