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WorksheetsCh.5 Policing: History and Structure
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
___ regulates illegal sale and possession of gun laws?
a)
FDLE
b)
DEA
c)
ATF
d)
FBI
2.
___ focuses on federal drug laws in the United States?
a)
FDLE
b)
DEA
c)
ATF
d)
FBI
3.
Nationally the ___ has jurisdiction over all federal crimes?
a)
DOJ
b)
DEA
c)
CIA
d)
FBI
4.
_ are elected LEA R responsible for LE throughout the counties in which they function?
a)
Municipal
b)
Chief
c)
Federal
d)
Sheriffs
5.
The city–or town–based law enforcement agencies are known as __ police departments?
a)
Municipal
b)
Chief
c)
Federal
d)
Sheriffs
6.
The nation's largest law enforcement agency today is in?
a)
Chicago
b)
Los Angeles.
c)
Miami
d)
New York.
7.
The first large scale scientific study of LE practices was conducted in which American city?
a)
Chicago
b)
Kansas City
c)
Miami
d)
New York.
8.
State level law enforcement agencies are separated into which two models?
a)
Highway patrol and university police
b)
Law enforcement and university police
c)
Highway patrol and state bureau of investigations
d)
State bureau of investigations and Criminal Investigations
9.
The largest and most comprehensive crime laboratory, run by the FBI, is located in?
a)
Los Angeles, CA.
b)
New York, NY.
c)
Washington, DC.
d)
Quantico, VA.
10.
Which LEA is responsible for serving court papers, maintaining security within courtrooms
a)
Bailiff
b)
Governor
c)
Sheriff
d)
Police Chief
11.
What are the three major legislative levels of law enforcement?
a)
State, city, county
b)
State, federal, local
c)
Federal, county, campus
d)
County, city, federal
12.
A strategy designed to increase productivity of patrol through scientific analysis
a)
Wickersham Commission.
b)
Directed Patrol.
c)
Scientific Police Management.
d)
Evidence–based policing.
13.
An early form of police patrol in English cities and towns was?
a)
Statute of Winchester.
b)
Vigilantism
c)
Wickersham Commission.
d)
The Night Watch
14.
The techniques to study the purpose increasing effectiveness, reducing Citizen complaints
a)
Kansas City study.
b)
Scientific police management.
c)
Directed patrol.
d)
Wickersham management study.
15.
Which of the following people was associated with London's New Police?
a)
Alice Stebbins Wells
b)
J. Edgar Hoover
c)
Robert Peel
d)
Charles Lynch
16.
What started in 1931 recognized prohibition as unenforceable as well as police corruption?
a)
Bean
b)
Price
c)
McWhorter
d)
Wickersham
17.
In the year _____ Sir. Robert Peel became the prime minister of what country?
a)
1829, England
b)
1720, Great Britain
c)
1929, Britain
d)
1830, Boston
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