EXAM BLOCK 2 [WEEK 3]

The three branches of government are based on the concept of... [PO 1.1.1]

Liberty and justice for all

Separation of powers

Equality

Making the government more powerful than the people

What are the three branches of government? [PO 1.1.1]

Congress, House of Representatives, Senate

Judicial, Congress, Legislative

Executive, Legislative, Judicial

Supreme Court, Congress, President

Law enforcement falls under what branch of government? [PO 1.1.1]

Executive

Judicial

Legislative

None of the above

What are the "3 C's" of the criminal justice system? [PO 1.1.3]

Court, criminals, corrections

Cops, courts, corrections

Counsel, congress, corrections

Cops, counsel, congress

Without _____, there is no need for the criminal justice process. [PO 1.1.3]

Cops

Government

Crime

Victims

The judicial (courts) consists of five components. What are they? [PO 1.1.4B-4H]

Prosecution attorney, defense attorney, judge, probation officer, victims services

Cops, the defendant, witnesses, judge, jury

Judge, jury, prosecution attorney, defense attorney, victim

What do corrections officers do? [PO 1.1.4F]

Paperwork for inmates to take to court

Ensure the safety of the inmates and staff

Make sure individuals are not violating their parole

Those that are on conditional release are supervised by...? [PO 1.1.4E]

Corrections officers

The court system

Prosecution attorneys

Parole officers

Making arrests accounts for only __% of an officer's time. [PO 1.1.3A]

50%

30%

20%

10%

30% of the time, officers are responding to calls regarding: [PO 1.1.4G

Order maintenance

Arrests

Writing citations

__% of an officer's time is spent gathering information [PO 1.1.4G]

40%

35%

22%

10%

Service related calls take up the most of an officer's time, accounting for __% of calls. [PO 1.1.4G]

50%

38%

45%

60%

Probation or Parole: The same as jail time, it is a sentence handed down by the court. [PO 1.1.2]

Probation

Parole

Probation or Parole: This is a conditional release from prison [PO 1.1.2]

Probation

Parole

The CORE components of community that are often discussed as essential to the effectiveness of service delivery are: [PO 6.5.1]

Crime prevention, community partnerships, problem solving

Enforcement of law, community relations, public perception

Conviction rates, amount of patrol officers, information

Crime prevention strategies include: [PO 6.5.1A]

Being more strict on enforcing laws

Teaching people not to be victims

Have more patrol officers in high-crime areas

Community partnerships work best when law enforcement works ___ the police. [PO 6.5.1B]

With

For

Against

The primary tool of traditional policing is: [PO 6.5.2A1]

Community policing

Arrest

Communication

Public perception

What does SARA stand for? [PO 6.5.5]

Society, Analysis, Records, Arrest

Setting, Area, Response, Assessment

Scanning, Analysis, Response, Assessment

The 4th amendment defines and limits the power: [PO 2.2.18]

Of law enforcement

To arrest

Of the government

To detain

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