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Positional/Formal Leaders - Answer- - person with decision-making authority
- Examples: Aldermans, park authority personnel, directors, administrator and owners
Informal Leaders - Answer- - person with no formal power/authority but has influence on
people
- Examples: volunteers, activists, community leaders with no titles
The SARA model stands for __________. - Answer- 1. Scanning
2. Analysis
3. Response
4. Assessment
SARA: S = ________ - Answer- Scanning
SARA A (1) =________ - Answer- Analysis
SARA R = ________ - Answer- Response
SARA (A) 2 = ________ - Answer- Assessment
Scanning - Answer- identifying the problem
Analysis - Answer- Problem causes, effects and scopes
Response - Answer- Acting to solve the problem
Assessment (Follow-up) - Answer- Did the response work?
Which part of the SARA model is before? - Answer- Scanning, Analysis and Response
Which part of the SARA model is after? - Answer- Assessment (Follow-up)
Crime Triangle - Answer- Victim, Offender and Lack of Guardians/Opportunity
Sir Robert Peel - Answer- - Father of Modern Policing
- Established Metropolitan Police Service in London
- Believed in: maintaining order, preventing crime, using force as a last resort option,
protect the public
Highest Federal Court - Answer- Supreme Court
, Highest State Court - Answer- IL Supreme Court
At what age do you have to give the minor Miranda Warning to? - Answer- < 18 YOA
What is the difference between the minor and adult Miranda Warning? - Answer- Minor
Miranda warning is easier to understand and you must stop after every line and ask if
they understand what you just said
At what age must you record all interrogations and have a lawyer/public defender
present with minors? - Answer- < 15 YOA
You can be in jail for up to _____ days. - Answer- 364
You can be in prison for at least _____ days - Answer- 365
Discovery - Answer- Evidence that is given to both the defense and prosecutor. This
could include new-found documents, witnesses and other evidence items.
Is there death penalty in IL? - Answer- No
Habeaus Corpus - Answer- "produce the body"
Why is habeaus corpus needed? - Answer- comes from the Constitution and assist
those for relief from court
Pardon - Answer- forgive a crime
COMPSTAT - Answer- - holds LEOs accountable for statistics in their beat
- CompStat—or COMPSTAT (short for Computer Statistics, which was the computer file
name of the original program)—is a computerization and quantification program used by
police departments. It was originally set up by the New York City Police Department in
the 1990s.
Illinois Racial Profiling Prevention and Data Oversight Act - Answer- - Required when
you pull someone over
- This requires the LEO to document race, reason for stop and sex.
- All data information is sent to the State of IL and hopes is to reduce racial profiling.
Disposition - Answer- Result of something
Who said this "the police are the public and the public are police" - Answer- Sir Robert
Peel
4 Major Functions of Police - Answer- 1) Public Safety
2) Public Service
3) Law Enforcement