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CJ 230 Quiz 2 Questions and Correct Answers |
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index felonies Ans: 8 felonies that comprise the FBIs Uniform Crime
Report
examples of index felonies Ans: murder, rape, robbery, aggravated
assault, burglary, larceny/theft, auto theft and arson
police history (3) Ans: traditional/political period, professional period,
community-oriented period
Assignment Expert
traditional/political period Ans: era in law enforcement marked by
political corruption and political control of policing
Guru01 - Stuvia
professional period Ans: era in law enforcement when the goal was to
increase the professionalization of policing, thus removing it from
political pressures
2026
community oriented period Ans: the assumption that the police were out
of touch with the community led to this period
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problem oriented policing (POP) Ans: a philosophical movement in
policing that attempts to take the focus of the police away from
responding to calls and crime problem
DARE program Ans: drug abuse resistance and education
GREAT program Ans: gang resistance education and training
procedural rights Ans: those rights that govern or dictate the process by
which a hearing or court action will proceed
substantive rights Ans: these rights that protect an individual against
arbitrary and unreasonable action, such as the Bill of Rights
CJ 230 Quiz 2 Questions and Correct Answers |
Latest Update
index felonies Ans: 8 felonies that comprise the FBIs Uniform Crime
Report
examples of index felonies Ans: murder, rape, robbery, aggravated
assault, burglary, larceny/theft, auto theft and arson
police history (3) Ans: traditional/political period, professional period,
community-oriented period
Assignment Expert
traditional/political period Ans: era in law enforcement marked by
political corruption and political control of policing
Guru01 - Stuvia
professional period Ans: era in law enforcement when the goal was to
increase the professionalization of policing, thus removing it from
political pressures
2026
community oriented period Ans: the assumption that the police were out
of touch with the community led to this period
©
problem oriented policing (POP) Ans: a philosophical movement in
policing that attempts to take the focus of the police away from
responding to calls and crime problem
DARE program Ans: drug abuse resistance and education
GREAT program Ans: gang resistance education and training
procedural rights Ans: those rights that govern or dictate the process by
which a hearing or court action will proceed
substantive rights Ans: these rights that protect an individual against
arbitrary and unreasonable action, such as the Bill of Rights
