WorksheetsLaw Enforcement 1: Semester Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
An independent civilian agency that audits complaints and investigations against police
a)
Noble Cause Corruption
b)
Excessive Force
c)
Ethics
d)
Civilian Review/Complaint Model Discipline Approach
2.
What is not the mission of law enforcement in protecting a democratic society?
a)
To fight crime
b)
to serve and protect
c)
To protect the vested interests of the police department
d)
To promote public safety
3.
Whom specifically do the police serve?
a)
The chief
b)
The city council
c)
The citizen
d)
The courts
4.
To what point does the police officer have the duty to protect the community
a)
To the point of physical attention
b)
To the point of mental exhaustion
c)
To the point of psychological exhaustion
d)
to the point of death
5.
What do police not have the power to do in our society?
a)
the power to arrest
b)
the power to mediate or to change
c)
the power to use force
d)
all of the above
6.
This is the means to dominate others. It implies that there might be resistance to overcome. if there is resistance, it will be crushed.
a)
police authority
b)
Police power
7.
This is the entitlement to unquestioned obedience that derives from fulfilling a specific role. The officer has power simply because he or she is a police officer
a)
Police authority
b)
Police power
8.
According to the social contract theory, in Quid Pro Quo, what does each person give up in exchange for the guaranteed protection of the society against others?
a)
Complete freedom
b)
democracy
c)
the right not to pay taxes
d)
all of the above
9.
At least how many federal districts does each state have?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
6
10.
How many federal districts are there in the U.S.?
a)
24
b)
50
c)
52
d)
94
11.
Which federal court must have four justices vote to hear a case?
a)
US District court
b)
US Courts of Appeal
c)
US Supreme Court
12.
Which federal court is also called the Circuit court because the jurisdiction cover a large geographical area?
a)
US district courts
b)
US court of Appeals
c)
US supreme court
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