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DCJS Final Test Study Guide 2024QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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, Hue and Cry - answers:Old English law, loud outcry when felons were being pursued
Tithing - answers:A civil division (district) within a precinct
Sir Robert Peel - answers:Father of modern policing
12 Principles of reform - answers:1) Police must be stable
2) Police must be under government control
3) The absence of crime proves the efficiency of police
4) Disruption of crime news is essential
5) The deployment of police strength with time and area is essential
6) No quality is more indispensable to a policeman than a perfect command of temper,
a quiet determined manner is better than a violent
7) Good appearance commands respect
8) Secure training of a proper person is at the root of efficiency
9) Public security demands that every police has a number (badge, computer)
10) head quarters should be accessible
11) police should be hired on probationary basis
12) police records are necessary for strength
Metro Police Act of 1829 - answers:established a full-time, professional and centrally-
organized police force for the greater London area under the control of the Home
Secretary.
Law Enforcement Officer responsibilities - answers:1) Responsible for prevention and
detection of crime
2) Enforcement of criminal and traffic laws
Police Departments - answers:The governing body of any county, city, town by
ordinance (police and sheriff)
Courts - answers:Responsible for interpreting the law and public administration of
justice
Federal Courts - answers:U.S. District court, U.S. court of appeals, U.S. supreme court
State Courts - answers:District courts (local, JDR), Circuit court (felonies, lower
appeals), Virginia court of appeals (CC appeals, workers comp) Virginia Supreme court
(Appeals)
VA falls under - answers:4th Circuit Court
3 Branches of Government - answers:Legislative - Makes laws (Governor)
Executive - Enforce the laws (Police)
Judicial - Interpreting the laws (Courts)
(Executive and Judicial are independent)
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