Policing Models and Approaches

The video discusses two primary missions of law enforcement: crime-fighting and public service. It contrasts the crime control model, which emphasizes efficiency and presumes guilt, with the public servant model, which focuses on due process and serving all citizens. The video also explores the warrior versus guardian approaches to policing, highlighting a shift towards the guardian model that prioritizes protection of democratic values and community service.

What are the two primary missions of law enforcement discussed in the video?

• Investigation and prosecution

• Traffic control and crime prevention

• Public safety and community engagement

• Crime-fighting and public service

Which principle is emphasized in the crime control model?

• Repression of criminal conduct

• Judicial oversight

• Community engagement

• Public safety

How does the crime control model view police officers?

• As public servants

• As mediators

• As community leaders

• As soldiers in the war on crime

What is a key characteristic of the due process model?

• Use of force

• Emphasis on efficiency

• Presumption of guilt

• Prevention of errors

What is rejected in the due process model if it involves shortcuts?

• Judicial oversight

• Public safety

• Community engagement

• Efficiency

In the public servant model, how are police officers perceived?

• As soldiers in a war

• As crime preventers and peacekeepers

• As enforcers of the law

• As community leaders

Which model emphasizes the police's role in serving all people?

• Crime control model

• Warrior model

• Due process model

• Public servant model

What is the main focus of the guardian approach to policing?

• Maintaining order through force

• Engaging in battle

• Protecting democratic values

• Enforcing strict laws

What mindset is de-emphasized in academy training under the guardian model?

• Public safety

• Judicial oversight

• Power control and battle survival

• Community engagement

Which approach to policing is associated with the 'war on crime' mentality?

• Public servant approach

• Warrior approach

• Community policing

• Guardian approach