MPOETC TEST 1 MOD 1 EXAM ,MOST RECENT EXAM
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ / NEWEST EXAM / JUST RELEASED!!
How did the OJ Simpson case affect policing - ANSWER-
Changed evidence
with DNA, Chain of custody, witness
testimony
What happened with officer in the Abner Louima case -
ANSWER-Officers
traded integrity for
loyalty
how did the Amidou Diallo incident impact policing -
ANSWER-Impacted
training and community
policing
how did the George Floyd incident impact policing -
ANSWER-Duty to
intervene, banned chokeholds (UOF
related)
what are the top 10 pitfalls of law enforcement? -
ANSWER-1.False
,statements/reports
2.Theft
3.Sex offense (not
rape)
4. Assault/DV/Road rage
5.DUI
6.Excessive
force
7.Fraud &
Forgery
8.Drugs
9.Weapon Offenses 10.Improper use
of Tech
what is theLaw Enforcement Ethics: The Continuum of
Compromise - ANSWER-When officers see compromise as an
unlikely event, training becomes viewed as a waste of time and
officers will become mentally unprepared.
What is the law enforcement code of conduct - ANSWER--
Officials serve the community and protect all persons against
illegal acts in a manner consistent with a high degree of
responsibility.
-Force is only used when necessary and only to the extent
required for the performance of duty.
-No official may inflict or tolerate any act of torture or other
cruel, inhumane treatment or punishment -Maintenance of
confidentiality
-Avoidance and prevention of acts of corruption
, -Humane treatment of persons in custody
What are the 5 theories of crime - ANSWER--Rational choice
-Environmental
-Biological
-Labeling Theory
-Despair
what ere the 9 Peelian principals - ANSWER-1.Prevent crime
and disorder
2.Police powers are dependent on public approval
3.Securing the willing cooperation of the public
4.public cooperation reduces the need for force
5.Impartial service to law, protect, and preserve life
6.Only use force when necessary and to a minimum
7.Police are the public and the public are the police
8.Strict adherence to police-executive functions
9.Prevention over response
when did police move away from the peelian principals and
why – ANSWER
1900-1950 because of a nationwide movement towards a
more professional
police
force
in the 1970s what organizations took responsibility for creating
positive change
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ / NEWEST EXAM / JUST RELEASED!!
How did the OJ Simpson case affect policing - ANSWER-
Changed evidence
with DNA, Chain of custody, witness
testimony
What happened with officer in the Abner Louima case -
ANSWER-Officers
traded integrity for
loyalty
how did the Amidou Diallo incident impact policing -
ANSWER-Impacted
training and community
policing
how did the George Floyd incident impact policing -
ANSWER-Duty to
intervene, banned chokeholds (UOF
related)
what are the top 10 pitfalls of law enforcement? -
ANSWER-1.False
,statements/reports
2.Theft
3.Sex offense (not
rape)
4. Assault/DV/Road rage
5.DUI
6.Excessive
force
7.Fraud &
Forgery
8.Drugs
9.Weapon Offenses 10.Improper use
of Tech
what is theLaw Enforcement Ethics: The Continuum of
Compromise - ANSWER-When officers see compromise as an
unlikely event, training becomes viewed as a waste of time and
officers will become mentally unprepared.
What is the law enforcement code of conduct - ANSWER--
Officials serve the community and protect all persons against
illegal acts in a manner consistent with a high degree of
responsibility.
-Force is only used when necessary and only to the extent
required for the performance of duty.
-No official may inflict or tolerate any act of torture or other
cruel, inhumane treatment or punishment -Maintenance of
confidentiality
-Avoidance and prevention of acts of corruption
, -Humane treatment of persons in custody
What are the 5 theories of crime - ANSWER--Rational choice
-Environmental
-Biological
-Labeling Theory
-Despair
what ere the 9 Peelian principals - ANSWER-1.Prevent crime
and disorder
2.Police powers are dependent on public approval
3.Securing the willing cooperation of the public
4.public cooperation reduces the need for force
5.Impartial service to law, protect, and preserve life
6.Only use force when necessary and to a minimum
7.Police are the public and the public are the police
8.Strict adherence to police-executive functions
9.Prevention over response
when did police move away from the peelian principals and
why – ANSWER
1900-1950 because of a nationwide movement towards a
more professional
police
force
in the 1970s what organizations took responsibility for creating
positive change
