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DSST Introduction to Law Enforcement Exam Practice Test 2
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DSST Introduction to Law Enforcement exam covers the basics of law enforcement: History of Law Enforcement, the U.S. Criminal Justice System and Process, Law Enforcement Systems, their Organization, Management and Issues. It also includes Criminal and Constitutional Law and Precedents. The exam contains 100 questions to be answered in 2 hours. Exam contents:  1. History of Law Enforcement – 8% a. Pre-colonial and colonial heritage b. 1800s and 1900s c. Contemporary (2000) d. Contributions of theorists and practitioners 2. Overview of United States Criminal Justice System and Process –... Show more
DSST Introduction to Law Enforcement Exam Practice Test 2
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1. A common form of corrections in today’s society is
2. The theorist who believes that deviant behavior can be solved through economic justice and reducing poverty is
3. The auto exception allows officers to search a vehicle without a warrant if there is a nexus between a crime and the vehicle or people in the vehicle. This is called
4. A police-sponsored program that helps with community relations is
5. Laws regarding federal crimes originate from
6. Contemporary policing consists of police community relations. A national model that represents this is called SARA, which stands for
7. There are many components of the criminal justice system.The organization that goes by the motto “to protect and serve” falls under
8. Police departments today have many important responsibilities. One of the main concerns and responsibilities of the police is
9. The UCR measures crimes from various categories including
10. The state police is responsible for
11. In the criminal justice system, who has the 14. The role of corrections in society is to most discretion?
12. Beliefs, values, and attitudes that are shown by members of a group are called
13. For the police to function better,they should have policies regarding
14. The role of corrections is to
15. For police officers to act in a professional manner, they must avoid certain types of behavior, including
16. There are many ways that the police can help police relations within the community.What can the force,particularly a patrol officer,do to help with community relations?
17. State laws are written and passed by the
18. Special police agencies, or district police agencies, include
19. The Fourteenth Amendment covers
20. Police work can lead to different forms of corruption. The most common form of corruption is known as
21. A result of police work, working long irregular shifts, and the police subculture is a phenomena known as
22. Cities and towns have the ability and power to create their own police departments. Local laws are enforced within their own jurisdictional territory. They are known as
23. Robert Merton believed in a theory called anomie, which states that
24. The role of the prosecutor is to
25. Which unit/person investigates corruption and misconduct for law enforcement?

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