Community Policing Ch. 1-2
community policing - ANS-A philosophy or orientation
that emphasizes working
proactively with citizens
to reduce fear, solve crime related problems, and
prevent crime.
tithing - ANS-a group of 10 families
tithing system - ANS-The Anglo-Saxon principle
establishing the principle
of collective responsibility
for maintaining local law
and order.
frankpledge system - ANS-The Norman system
requiring all free men
to swear loyalty to
the king's law and to
take responsibility for
maintaining the local
peace.
hue and cry - ANS-The summoning of all
citizens within earshot
to join in pursuing and
capturing a wrongdoer.
paradigm - ANS-A model or a way of
viewing a specific aspect
of life such as politics,
medicine, education, and
the criminal justice system.
paradigm shift - ANS-a new way of thinking about a specific subject
political era - ANS-Extended into the first
quarter of the 20th
century and witnessed
the formation of police
departments.
community policing - ANS-A philosophy or orientation
that emphasizes working
proactively with citizens
to reduce fear, solve crime related problems, and
prevent crime.
tithing - ANS-a group of 10 families
tithing system - ANS-The Anglo-Saxon principle
establishing the principle
of collective responsibility
for maintaining local law
and order.
frankpledge system - ANS-The Norman system
requiring all free men
to swear loyalty to
the king's law and to
take responsibility for
maintaining the local
peace.
hue and cry - ANS-The summoning of all
citizens within earshot
to join in pursuing and
capturing a wrongdoer.
paradigm - ANS-A model or a way of
viewing a specific aspect
of life such as politics,
medicine, education, and
the criminal justice system.
paradigm shift - ANS-a new way of thinking about a specific subject
political era - ANS-Extended into the first
quarter of the 20th
century and witnessed
the formation of police
departments.
