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Fsc100 Midterm Solved Questions And Verified Solutions

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FSC100 MIDTERM SOLVED QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS

◉ What does police mean
Answer: Describe the body enforcing the law and maintaining order


◉ Why do police forces exist in the first place?
Answer: As a preventative role and for safety


◉ Metropolitan police
Answer: Often considered the template for the North American
police that followed the European trend


◉ Sir Robert Peel
Answer: a member of parliament, and became the post of secretary
for the home department. after seeing the rising crime statistics, he
brought out the Metropolitan Police act.


◉ Why did we have police forces?
Answer: The public didnt want to do it themselves


◉ Where was the first police force in North America

,Answer: Toronto in the 19th century


◉ How did Policing begin in North America
Answer: As a volunteer organization but developed into a paid
"policeman" position with formal training


◉ First signs of Canadian legal tradition
Answer: When Quebec city in 1651 adopted a watchman system
modeled after France.


◉ Detective
Answer: Specialists who sole job was to determine who committed
the crime and why. They established themselves within police
agencies working less individually and more cooperatively to close
cases


◉ Constables
Answer: Appointed to lead a handful of volunteers. Simply hired as
needed. Not until a year later that five were hired and paid.


◉ North West Mounted Police
Answer: The forerunner of the RCMP. Created after confederation to
police the frontier territories of the Canadian west.

, ◉ What are municipalities responsible for?
Answer: majority of the policing services.


◉ OPP
Answer: One of the largest services in North America, provide rural
policing and support for all police agencies as required


◉ Policing Standards Manual
Answer: contains guidelines to help police services understand the
PSA


◉ Police Services Act
Answer: regulations such as adequacy and effectiveness of police
services regulation


◉ Atavism
Answer: criminals were born to commit crimes due to biological
deviance


◉ Positivism
Answer: crime was the product of social causes


◉ Why is atavism and positivism contradictory now?

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