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What is the primary focus of problem-solving policing?
What is the primary focus of problem-solving policing?
- Reacting to crimes after they occur
- Establishing a strict hierarchical structure
- Increasing the number of patrol officers
- Preventing crimes from happening (correct)
How does community-oriented policing differ from traditional policing?
How does community-oriented policing differ from traditional policing?
- Officers get to know the citizens in their assigned area (correct)
- It focuses on a decentralized authority
- Officers rarely interact with citizens
- It relies solely on technology for crime reports
What is the primary assertion of idealism in metaphysics?
What is the primary assertion of idealism in metaphysics?
- Consciousness is merely a byproduct of physical processes.
- All knowledge comes from sensory experiences.
- Reality and existence are mind-dependent. (correct)
- The physical world exists independently of consciousness.
What is a characteristic of the traditional bureaucratic model of policing?
What is a characteristic of the traditional bureaucratic model of policing?
Which philosophical view maintains that consciousness is reducible to physical elements?
Which philosophical view maintains that consciousness is reducible to physical elements?
Which model emphasizes a proactive approach to crime prevention?
Which model emphasizes a proactive approach to crime prevention?
What does epistemological idealism oppose?
What does epistemological idealism oppose?
What is the role of detectives in problem-solving policing?
What is the role of detectives in problem-solving policing?
Which variation of idealism suggests that reality is dependent on an individual's perception?
Which variation of idealism suggests that reality is dependent on an individual's perception?
What characterizes the Marxist-Leninist justice system?
What characterizes the Marxist-Leninist justice system?
In which policing model do officers typically work within a specific zone?
In which policing model do officers typically work within a specific zone?
How does the Islamic system derive its legal procedures?
How does the Islamic system derive its legal procedures?
What role does metaphysical realism traditionally play in epistemology?
What role does metaphysical realism traditionally play in epistemology?
What is NOT a characteristic of problem-solving policing?
What is NOT a characteristic of problem-solving policing?
Which police system is characterized by its traditional approach to crime control through arrests?
Which police system is characterized by its traditional approach to crime control through arrests?
Which of the following models primarily utilizes a hierarchical structure?
Which of the following models primarily utilizes a hierarchical structure?
How can idealism be characterized in contrast to materialism?
How can idealism be characterized in contrast to materialism?
Which concept suggests that knowledge of reality can be obtained through spiritual or conscious sources?
Which concept suggests that knowledge of reality can be obtained through spiritual or conscious sources?
What is a key feature of the developing police system?
What is a key feature of the developing police system?
What is a consequence of recognizing laws of nature according to the authority emanating from law?
What is a consequence of recognizing laws of nature according to the authority emanating from law?
What best describes globalization as stated in the content?
What best describes globalization as stated in the content?
What does 'people empowerment' refer to in the context of globalization?
What does 'people empowerment' refer to in the context of globalization?
What is the primary focus of the modern police system?
What is the primary focus of the modern police system?
In the context of globalization, what can contribute to new sources of human rights abuse?
In the context of globalization, what can contribute to new sources of human rights abuse?
What type of authority is primarily associated with monarchs who gain respect from their subjects?
What type of authority is primarily associated with monarchs who gain respect from their subjects?
Which of the following best describes absolute monarchies?
Which of the following best describes absolute monarchies?
How do constitutional monarchies differ from absolute monarchies?
How do constitutional monarchies differ from absolute monarchies?
What distinguishes totalitarianism from authoritarianism?
What distinguishes totalitarianism from authoritarianism?
Which nations are examples of constitutional monarchies today?
Which nations are examples of constitutional monarchies today?
What is a common characteristic of both authoritarian and totalitarian political systems?
What is a common characteristic of both authoritarian and totalitarian political systems?
What event typically reflects a shift from an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy?
What event typically reflects a shift from an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy?
Which of the following statements about monarchies is correct?
Which of the following statements about monarchies is correct?
What type of policing is characterized by the population's consent?
What type of policing is characterized by the population's consent?
Which model involves a single police force under a singular commander?
Which model involves a single police force under a singular commander?
How is a decentralized command structure primarily characterized?
How is a decentralized command structure primarily characterized?
What distinguishes a multiple coordinated model from a multiple uncoordinated model?
What distinguishes a multiple coordinated model from a multiple uncoordinated model?
Which country exemplifies a centralized coordinated police force with a singular command?
Which country exemplifies a centralized coordinated police force with a singular command?
What is a key feature of the police structure in China?
What is a key feature of the police structure in China?
France's police system is considered which type of model?
France's police system is considered which type of model?
What is a characteristic of a coordinated centralized police force?
What is a characteristic of a coordinated centralized police force?
Study Notes
Traditional and Constitutional Monarchies
- Traditional authority is often granted to monarchs by their subjects, leading to respect and power.
- Monarchs' power has transitioned from absolute authority to largely ceremonial roles in modern constitutional monarchies.
- Absolute monarchies claim divine rights and hold significant power, seen historically in ancient Egypt and medieval England and China.
- The needs of clergy and nobility often limited the absolute power of monarchs.
- Constitutional monarchies exist today where the royal family serves a symbolic role; the actual governance lies with elected officials such as a prime minister and parliament. Examples include Denmark, Great Britain, Norway, Spain, and Sweden.
Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism
- Authoritarianism refers to political systems that restrict popular participation and repress dissent, governed by individuals or groups not elected by the populace.
- Totalitarianism embodies the characteristics of authoritarianism but enforces stricter control over all facets of citizens' lives, often employing severe punishments for dissent.
Models of Policing
- Police organization varies by the socio-cultural and historical context of different countries.
- Policing by consent emphasizes community cooperation, prevalent in democratic nations like the UK; policing by law relies on state mandate.
Command Structure of Police
- Centralized command involves a singular authority directing police forces, while decentralized command features multiple independent police organizations.
- Models categorized by the number of forces include singular (one force) and multiple (several forces), with subcategories of coordinated and uncoordinated based on jurisdictional overlap.
Comparative Study of Police Systems
- Saudi Arabia exemplifies a centralized coordinated police force with a direct line of authority from the king.
- China has a similar model with its ministry of public security overseeing national public safety.
- France represents a multiple coordinated police force, with a structured response protocol to crimes involving both patrol officers and detectives.
Problem-Solving Policing
- A proactive approach aimed at crime prevention by analyzing patterns and behaviors leading to criminal activities.
Community-Oriented Policing
- Officers engage directly with communities, fostering relationships and relying on local citizens for vigilance and reporting suspicious behaviors.
Police Organizational Styles
- Traditional bureaucratic model stresses a hierarchical structure with centralized authority for generating policies.
- Military-bureaucratic model, lawful policing model, community-oriented policing, and public-private divide policing are the four key models influencing police organization and strategy.
Globalization
- Characterized by transnational flows of people, production, investment, ideas, and authority, leading to increased interconnection among states and markets.
- Globalization can pose risks to human rights by blurring boundaries and facilitating abuses while pushing for a global human rights framework.
- People empowerment is a key concept within globalization, allowing individuals to take initiative in improving business processes without needing higher management approval.
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