Policing Eras and Concepts

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The father of modern policing is considered to be.

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Sir Robert Peel

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Peel proposed that unpaid citizen volunteers be enlisted as police officers.

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This idea aimed to involve the community in law enforcement.

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The Anglo-Saxons grouped their farms around small, self-governing villages under which ruler?

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King Alfred.

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The early form of local government in England.

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Shires

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The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Study is known for testing the effect of different levels of patrol on crime.

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A 1972 police research experiment testing the effect of different levels of patrol on crime.

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The decision that evidence from illegal search and seizure is inadmissible is related to which case?

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Weeks v. United States.

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The answer to the question about the 1914 case regarding illegal search and seizure is?

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Weeks v. United States.

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In the first quarter of the 19th century, one major component that influenced American policing.

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Politics

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Police's relationship with the community during the reform era

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Professionally remote

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Phrase referring to the line separating law-abiding citizens from villains during the reform era

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The thin blue line