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Policing in America has its roots in European methods. i. County
This can be seen in such concepts as: ii. Sheriff
іїї. Common law
iv. English "bobby" foot patrol methods
The northeastern states generally had the "watch and Nighttime, daytime
ward" system. "Watch" was _____, while "ward" was ______
police. As American policing developed in New York,
Boston, and Philadelphia, an entire system of criminal
justice began to experience corruption.
What did automobiles improve from 1950 through the The use of automobiles improved response time to calls for service
1970s?
Many officers were reassigned from walking beats to Radio cars
______.
What happened with technology from 1950 through the Technology continued to improve, with computers and communications gradually
1970s? becoming commonplace
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American policing went through a "______" era marked by Reform, August Vollmer, professionalism, J. Edgar Hoover, FBI
the contributions of such men as ________, whose goal was
to bring ______ to the police. This age also saw the
emergence of the present federal law enforcement
system and the contributions of _______ and the ___.
The National Commission on Law Observance and "the greatest promise for the future of policing is the college or university."
Enforcement (Wickersham Commission) reported in 1931...
During this era, law enforcement personnel (especially From 1900 through the 1940s
the "beat officers") were known by the citizens in the
areas in which they worked. This relationship created a
bond that made the officer feel an ownership of his work
area. The community also felt a more personal
relationship with their officers).
In 1967, the President's Commission on Law Enforcement 2-4 years
and the Administration of Justice stated that police
personnel should have how many years of college
education?
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Policing in America has its roots in European methods. i. County
This can be seen in such concepts as: ii. Sheriff
іїї. Common law
iv. English "bobby" foot patrol methods
The northeastern states generally had the "watch and Nighttime, daytime
ward" system. "Watch" was _____, while "ward" was ______
police. As American policing developed in New York,
Boston, and Philadelphia, an entire system of criminal
justice began to experience corruption.
What did automobiles improve from 1950 through the The use of automobiles improved response time to calls for service
1970s?
Many officers were reassigned from walking beats to Radio cars
______.
What happened with technology from 1950 through the Technology continued to improve, with computers and communications gradually
1970s? becoming commonplace
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American policing went through a "______" era marked by Reform, August Vollmer, professionalism, J. Edgar Hoover, FBI
the contributions of such men as ________, whose goal was
to bring ______ to the police. This age also saw the
emergence of the present federal law enforcement
system and the contributions of _______ and the ___.
The National Commission on Law Observance and "the greatest promise for the future of policing is the college or university."
Enforcement (Wickersham Commission) reported in 1931...
During this era, law enforcement personnel (especially From 1900 through the 1940s
the "beat officers") were known by the citizens in the
areas in which they worked. This relationship created a
bond that made the officer feel an ownership of his work
area. The community also felt a more personal
relationship with their officers).
In 1967, the President's Commission on Law Enforcement 2-4 years
and the Administration of Justice stated that police
personnel should have how many years of college
education?
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