tailieunhanh - Introduce the police in America (Ninth edition): Part 2

(BQ) Continued part 1, part 2 of Introduce the police in America (Ninth edition) has contents: The police and crime, advances in police strategy, police discretion, legitimacy and police–community relations, police corruption, accountability of the police,. and other contents. Invite you to refer. | CHAPTER Roylaty-Free Corbis 9 The Police and Crime CHAPTER OUTLINE The Police and Crime Crime Control Strategies Crime Control Assumptions Measuring Effectiveness Preventing Crime Apprehending Criminals Citizen Reporting of Crime Reporting and Unfounding Crimes Criminal Investigation Myths about Detective Work The Organization of Detective Work The Investigation Process The Preliminary Investigation Arrest Discretion Follow-Up Investigations The Reality of Detective Work Case Screening Measuring the Effectiveness of Criminal Investigation The Clearance Rate Defining an Arrest Success and Failure in Solving Crimes Case Structural Factors Organizational Factors Environmental Factors Officer Productivity The Problem of Case Attrition The Use of Eyewitness Identification Criminalistics and DNA in Investigations Eyewitness Identification Criminalistics DNA Improving Criminal Investigations Special Investigative Techniques Undercover Police Work Informants Policing Drugs Drug Enforcement Strategies Minorities and the War on Drugs The Special Case of Marijuana Demand Reduction The . Program Policing Gangs and Gang-Related Crime Gang Suppression Gang Prevention The . Program Policing Career Criminals Policing Guns and Gun Crimes Gun Suppression Policing Hate Crime The Scope and Nature of Hate Crime The Police Response to Hate Crime Policing and Terrorism The Scope and Nature of Terrorism Domestic Terrorism Foreign Terrorism Responding to Terrorism CASE STUDY Summary Key Terms For Discussion Internet Exercises Crime control is one of the major responsibilities of the police. This involves several specific activities in responding to criminal incidents conducting criminal investigations and arresting offenders. This chapter examines the crime control activities of the police. It describes what the police do and gives special attention to the popular myths that surround the subject of the police and crime. The Police