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all of the above Answer: d Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility.. True Answer: b Objective: Identif

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Chapter 1 Test Questions

Multiple Choice

1 U.S police agencies were modeled after the: _

a London Metropolitan police

b posse comitatus

c Bow Street Runners

d None of these

Answer: a

Objective: Discuss the evolution of policing in England and how this history applies to American policing

Page number: 2

Level: Intermediate

2 In 1285, this law required all English towns to have men on the streets after dark to provide for the safety of travelers and the town’s inhabitants

a Magna Carta

b Statute of Winchester

c Statute of London

d Statute of Northumberland

Answer: b

Objective: Discuss the evolution of policing in England and how this history applies to American policing

Page number: 2

Level: Basic

3 This Bow Street Runners leader instituted organized mounted patrols on the highways and foot patrols on the city streets

a Henry Fielding

b Robert Peel

c August Vollmer

d John Fielding

Answer: d

Objective: Discuss the evolution of policing in England and how this history applies to American policing

Page number: 3

Level: Difficult

4 This English politician is known as the “father of policing.”

a John Fielding

b Henry Fielding

c Robert Peel

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d Alphonse Bertillon

Answer: c

Objective: Evaluate the political climate in the United States at the time the first police

departments were being formed and the effect this political climate had on these departments Page number: 3

Level: Basic

5 Corrupt political machines operating under this system allowed politicians to extort money from people and companies wanting to do business with the city

a spoils system

b machine system

c democratic system

d patronage system

Answer: a

Objective: Evaluate the political climate in the United States at the time the first police

departments were being formed and the effect this political climate had on these departments Page number: 5

Level: Intermediate

6 This American reformer advocated that the elimination of politics from policing

a August Vollmer

b J Edgar Hoover

c Alphonse Bertillon

d Albert S Osborn Answer: a

Objective: Describe the emergence of the reform movement in American policing and the major tenants of the reform agenda

Page number: 5

Level: Difficult

7 This is the application of scientific techniques in collecting and analyzing physical

evidence

a forensics

b the scientific method

c criminalistics

d the exchange principle Answer: c

Objective: Identify the persons and their scientific discoveries that led to the development of the field of criminalistics

Page number: 7

Level: Basic

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8 This is the use of science to answer legal questions

a criminalistics

b forensics

c toxicology

d law Answer: b

Objective: Identify the persons and their scientific discoveries that led to the development of the field of criminalistics

Page number: 7

Level: Difficult

9 The idea that when a criminal comes in contact with another object or person, a cross-transfer

of evidence occurs, primarily of hairs and fibers

a anthropometry

b cross-contamination

c the exchange principle

d the Locard principle

Answer: c

Objective: Identify the persons and their scientific discoveries that led to the development of the field of criminalistics

Page number: 8

Level: Intermediate

10 The man who developed the first means of human identification, known as anthropometry, was: _

a Mathieu Orfila

b Hans Gross

c Alphonse Bertillon

d Francis Galton

Answer: c

Objective: Identify the persons and their scientific discoveries that led to the development of the field of criminalistics

Page number: 7

Level: Intermediate

11 Policing at the local level includes all of the following except:

a municipal departments

b city police departments

c state police departments

d county police departments Answer: c

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Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 9

Level: Basic

12 City police departments provide which areas of service:

a patrol

b traffic

c detective

d all of the above Answer: d

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 9

Level: Intermediate

13 Every branch of the federal government has this type of agency that is responsible for the investigation of violations of the law that come within its jurisdiction

a patrol division

b general law enforcement

c investigative agency

d penal code division Answer: c

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 9

Level: Difficult

14 In 1982 this Act was passed by Congress and gave the ATF the responsibility to investigate this crime

a Anti-Arson Act

b Tobacco Act

c Fire Act

d Alcohol Act

Answer: a

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 11

Level: Intermediate

15 This person conducted an investigation into the structure of the human gene that led to the discovery of DNA

a Francis Galton

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b Albert Osborn

c Edmond Locard

d Alec Jeffreys Answer: d

Objective: Identify the persons and their scientific discoveries that led to the

development of the field of criminalistics

Page number: 8

Level: Intermediate

16 This is the study of the effects of poisons

a forensics

b toxicology

c criminalistics

d anthropometry

Answer: b

Objective: Identify the persons and their scientific discoveries that led to the

development of the field of criminalistics

Page number: 7

Level: Basic

17 The reform movement

a was successful in removing politics from policing

b raised the standards of new recruits and managers of police departments

c advocated the use of the civil service system

d all of the above

Answer: d

Objective: Describe the emergence of the reform movement in American policing and the major tenants of the reform agenda

Page number: 6

Level: Difficult

18 The emphasis of early policing was to maintain order which consisted of:

a investigating crime

b arresting vagrants and those under the influence of alcohol

c prevention of crime

d encouraging vice crime Answer: b

Objective: Describe the emergence of the reform movement in American policing and the major tenants of the reform agenda

Page number: 5

Level: Difficult

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19 This is a corrupt system whereby a police applicant had to have a political friend to become a police officer is known as

a spoils system

b reform movement

c patronage

d bobbies

Answer: c

Objective: Evaluate the political climate in the United States at the time the first police

departments were being formed and the effect this political climate had on these departments Page number: 5

Level: Intermediate

20 This federal agency is a tax collecting agency that separated from the Internal Revenue Service

c Secret Service

Answer: d

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 11

Level: Basic

True or false

1 The father of criminal identification, the person who developed the first means of human identification, was Alphonse Bertillon

Answer: a

Objective: Identify the persons and their scientific discoveries that led to the development of the field of criminalistics

Page number: 7

Level: Basic

2 Calvin Goddard expanded upon the discovery that blood can be grouped into four different categories

a True

Answer: b

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Objective: Identify the persons and their scientific discoveries that led to the development of the field of criminalistics

Page number: 8

Level: Intermediate

3 Policing at the local level is provided by municipal or city police departments outside the city limits

a True

Answer: b

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 9

Level: Difficult

4 Those crimes that require follow-up investigation are typically referred to a detective division

a True

Answer: a

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 9

Level: Basic

5 Sheriff’s personnel may provide security for the courthouse and serve as bailiffs that guard prisoners when they appear in court

a True

Answer: a

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 9

Level: Difficult

6 Every branch of the federal government has an investigative agency that is responsible for the investigation of violations of the law that come within its jurisdiction

a True

Answer: a

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 9

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Level: Intermediate

7 In 1981, Congress gave the Secret Service the responsibility of protecting the president

following the attempted assassination of President Reagan

a True

Answer: b

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 10

Level: Basic

8 Since 2003, the FBI has been under the Department of Homeland Security

a True

Answer: b

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 10

Level: Intermediate

9 In 1924, J Edgar Hoover became the director of the FBI and remained in this position until his death in 1972

a True

Answer: a

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 10

Level: Basic

10 The DEA has concurrent jurisdiction with the FBI domestically on controlling illegal drugs and has sole responsibility for coordinating these investigations abroad

a True

Answer: a

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 11

Level: Intermediate

11 Most states, but not all, may provide law enforcement services in three broad areas

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a True

Answer: a

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 9

Level: Intermediate

12 Before the criminal justice system, the individual citizen played a much larger role in

providing for his or her own personal protection

Answer: a

Objective: Discuss the evolution of policing in England and how this history applies to American policing

Page number: 2

Level: Basic

13 The Statue of Winchester required all males between the ages of 12 and 60 to keeps arms for the purpose of rendering aid and subduing offenders

a True

Answer: b

Objective: Discuss the evolution of policing in England and how this history applies to American policing

Page number: 2

Level: Intermediate

14 August Vollmer, the chief of Police in Berkeley, California, was considered a reformer

a True

Answer: a

Objective: Describe the emergence of the reform movement in American policing and the major tenants of the reform agenda

Page number: 5

Level: Basic

15 The idea the police agencies should create specialized units such as traffic, juvenile, and vice

is part of the reform movement

a True

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Answer: a

Objective: Describe the emergence of the reform movement in American policing and the major tenants of the reform agenda

Page number: 6

Level: Intermediate

Fill-in

1 In early England, the _ were supervised by a constable, also a private citizen, who served

a voluntary one-year term in this position as part of his civic duty

Answer: watchmen

Objective: Discuss the evolution of policing in England and how this history applies to American policing

Page number: 2

Level: Intermediate

2 In 18th-century England, _, often criminals themselves, were motivated by reward money and their ability to confiscate the possessions of the criminal

Answer: thief-takers

Objective: Discuss the evolution of policing in England and how this history applies to American policing

Page number: 3

Level: Difficult

3 John _ is considered to be the father of the modern police detective

Answer: Fielding

Objective: Evaluate the political climate in the United States at the time the first police

departments were being formed and the effect this political climate had on these departments Page number: 3

Level: Difficult

4 _ was a term for the English police used in reference to Robert Peel and was a term of respect and appreciation

Answer: Bobbies

Objective: Discuss the evolution of policing in England and how this history applies to American policing

Page number: 4

Level: Intermediate

5 According to August Vollmer, policing should be a profession that serves the _ on a non-partisan basis

Answer: community

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Objective: Evaluate the political climate in the United States at the time the first police

departments were being formed and the effect this political climate had on these departments Page number: 5

Level: Difficult

6 The _ Service was created in 1789 with the passage of the first judiciary act and claims to

be the oldest federal law enforcement agency

Answer: Marshal’s

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 10

Level: Intermediate

7 The _ Inspection Service can trace its roots back to 1830 with the creation of the Office

of Instructions and Mail Depredations

Answer: Postal

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 10

Level: Intermediate

8 The first major expansion of the FBI came in 1910 when the agency became responsible for the enforcement of the _ Act, which prohibited the transportation of women over state line for immoral purposes

Answer: Mann

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 10

Level: Intermediate

9 In 1982 Congress passed the Anti-Arson Act declaring that arson is a federal crime and gave the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and _ the responsibility for investigation of commercial arson nationwide

Answer: Explosives

Objective: Identify the various policing agencies at the local, state, and federal levels and their areas of responsibility

Page number: 11

Level: Difficult

10 The _ Enforcement Administration was created by President Nixon through an

executive order that merged several agencies into a single unified command to combat the global war on drugs

Answer: Drug

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