CRJ 141 Martinez

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CRJ 141 Martinez

Study Guide Chapters 7, 8, 11 & 15 Chapter Seven 1. Know percentage of municipal and state police agencies in American law enforcement 2. Know percentage of sworn officers within municipal and state police agencies 3. Know municipal government’s share of law enforcement expenses 4. Know average size of municipal police departments 5. Know police organization correlates 6. Know Ostrom, Parks, and Whitakers description of local policing 7. Bureaucratic pyramid 8. Big-city focus/bias 9. Clients 10. Deputies 11. Field Operations 12. Generalists 13. General Public 14. Heterogamous 15. Homogenous 16. Immigrant Tradition Style 17. Legalistic Style 18. Members 19. Mutual Aid Pacts 20. Owners 21. Police Audience 22. Service Style 23. Specialists 24. Watchman Style 25. Yankee Protestant Style 26. Chapter Eight 27. Enforcement Guilds 28. Hierarchies 29. Legalistic departments 30. Mechanistic Organizations 31. Organic Organizations 32. Organizational Constraints 33. Peace Agencies 34. Police Organizational Goal 35. Know primary audience(s) of police organization 36. Reflexive Elements 37. Selective Legalistic Departments 38. Service-Style Departments 39. Team Policing Model 40. Third-Party Policing 41. Transitive Elements 42. Watchman Departments 43. Zone of Indifference 44. Chapter Eleven 45. Communities of Interest 46. Community Authority 47. Community Social Cohesion Integration 48. Disorganized Communities 49. Enforcement Guild 50. Ethical Means 51. Fragmented Communities 52. Geographic communities 53. “Great Change” 54. Horizontal Articulation-high and low 55. Interdependent Communities 56. Mutual Support Function 57. Officious Law Enforcers 58. Personal Authority 59. Political Means 60. Production-Distribution-Consumption Function 61. Social Control 62. Social Control Function 63. Social Participation Function 64. Socialization Function 65. Solidary Communities 66. Structural Definition of Community 67. Vertical Relations-high and low 68. Chapter Fifteen 69. Citizen Police Academies 70. Community-Policing Model 71. Crime Prevention 72. Domain 73. Foot Patrol Studies 74. Incident-Driven Approach 75. Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment 76. Maguire’s study 77. Meat Eaters 78. Paradigm Shift 79. Percentage of Police Agencies adopting COP Model 80. Philosophical Dimension 81. President’s Crime Commission-1960s 82. Professional Model 83. Problem Oriented Model 84. Programmatic Dimension 85. Security model 86. Strategic Dimension 87. Victim Surveys