Comparative Models of Policing (Post Test)

It is a type of research in comparative criminology wherein the researcher will visit another country for comparison purposes.

• Unpublished works comparison

• Historical comparison

• Collaborative method

• Safari method

This is an independent body whose mandate is threefold: (1) to ensure that the processing of personal information by INTERPOL complies with the Organization's regulations; (2) to advise INTERPOL on any project, operation, set of rules or other matter involving the processing of personal information; and (3) to process requests concerning the information contained in INTERPOL's files.

• National Central Bureaus

• General Assembly

• Commission For The Control Of Interpol’s Files

• I 24/7

UN: New York, USA; INTERPOL: ________

• Hague

• Netherlands

• Lyon, France

• France

Olive branch: peace, Sword: _______.

• Worldwide

• Police action

• Justice

• Peace

This policing model addresses the insufficient number of police personnel by strategizing techniques in deployment, thereby utilizing the concept of crime hotspots and crime clocks to efficiently maximize the deployment of police force.

• Hot Stove Policing

• Hot Spot Policing

• Crime Clock Policing

• Crime Hot Spot Policing

The Philippine National Police (PNP) focuses its accomplishment on intelligence-drive operations.

• Reactive Policing

• Community-Oriented Policing

• Problem-Oriented Policing

• Intelligence-led Policing

Police respond when a call comes in stating that a crime has occurred. Upon arrival the patrol service takes a report then passes the investigation over to the detective branch.

• Reactive Policing

• Community-Oriented Policing

• Problem-Oriented Policing

• Traditional Policing

The launching of PNP KASIMBAYANAN forms part of what type of policing?

• Reactive Policing

• Community-Oriented Policing

• Problem-Oriented Policing

• Intelligence-led Policing

Focusing on the root causes of problems underlying the occurrence of criminality in certain areas and addressing it immediately as part of intervention process.

• Reactive Policing

• Community-Oriented Policing

• Problem-Oriented Policing

• Intelligence-led Policing

Type of policing models wherein police employ the so-called BIN to be utilized in giving IR’s to the police for real-time information and surveillance of criminals and their activities.

• Reactive Policing

• Community-Oriented Policing

• Problem-Oriented Policing

• Intelligence-led Policing