AZ CTE LPSS Flashcards

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A task force recommended for better data collection on police activities and reduction in department policies promoting quotas for arrests and convictions.

"After the task force's report, the police department implemented several elements of 21st Century Policing."

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American Dictograph and Telephone company, known for monitored alarm systems in houses.

"The family installed an ADT system for home security."

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Automated Fingerprint Identification System, a methodology using digital imaging to obtain and analyze fingerprints.

"The detective used AFIS to match the suspect's fingerprints with those at the crime scene."

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To make a situation worse or more severe; intensifying negative aspects.

"The defendant's lack of remorse was seen as an aggravating factor in the sentencing phase."

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An unexpected event causing injury or damage without deliberate intent.

"The driver was involved in an accident that resulted in major damage to both vehicles."

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Arizona Crime Information Center, a database for crime-related information in Arizona.

"Law enforcement officers queried ACIC for details on the suspect's criminal background."

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Officers tasked with policing airports, including investigation of crimes and suspicious activities.

"The airport police were called to investigate a report of unattended baggage."

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The founder of Pinkerton National Detective Agency and considered a pioneer in private security.

"Allan Pinkerton's agency was involved in thwarting an assassination plot against Abraham Lincoln."

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Arizona Criminal Justice Information System, a network containing databases on persons and property in the state.

"ACJIS was used to check the criminal history of the individual arrested."

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An alert system for notifying the public about abducted children.

"After the child was reported missing, the police issued an Amber Alert to aid in the search."

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A communication technique often used in law enforcement that involves attentive listening and response.

"The hostage negotiator's training in active listening helped resolve the situation peacefully."

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A formal change to a legal document or legislation.

"The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution affords the right to bear arms."

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The legal process of resolving a dispute; the final judgment in a legal proceeding.

"The court's adjudication of the case resulted in a guilty verdict."

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An organization that offers certifications for security professionals.

"He is a certified protection professional through the American Society of Industrial Security."

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A request made to a higher court to review a decision made by a lower court.

"Dissatisfied with the verdict, the defense attorney filed an appeal."

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A classification of a fingerprint with ridges that enter on one side and exit on the other without reversing direction.

"The forensic analyst matched the arch type fingerprint found at the crime scene to the suspect."

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The act of detaining a person suspected of a crime.

"After gathering enough evidence, the police were able to make an arrest."

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In law enforcement, assets can refer to property or items of value in the context of criminal investigation or seizure.

"The undercover operation led to the seizure of assets that were purchased with laundered money."

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A medical examination of a deceased person to determine the cause of death.

"The coroner performed an autopsy to establish the time and cause of death."

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The police unit engaged with aircraft operations for surveillance and assistance in law enforcement.

"The aviation unit provided aerial support to track the suspect's car from above."

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A sum of money exchanged for the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial.

"The judge set the bail amount considering the severity of the alleged crime."

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A strip of material used for covering wounds and injuries.

"First responders applied a bandage to the victim's wound to stop the bleeding."

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The level of proof required to convict a person of a crime in a court of law.

"The prosecution's case must establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt."

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Police officers assigned to patrol areas on bicycles.

"The park's bicycle patrol officers are effective in navigating through crowded areas quickly."

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The first ten amendments to the United States Constitution.

"The Bill of Rights includes protections such as freedom of speech and the right to a fair trial."

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Traces of biological materials such as blood, saliva, hair, which are used in criminal investigations.

"The presence of the suspect's DNA in the biological evidence was the key to solving the case."

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Related to the process of life or living organisms.

"The study of the biological samples provided key insights into the spread of the virus."

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A community-led initiative to monitor and report suspicious activity to prevent crime.

"Their neighborhood organized a block watch program to deter burglaries."

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The percentage of alcohol in a person's bloodstream.

"The driver was arrested after his blood alcohol content was found to be above the legal limit."

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The force exerted by circulating blood upon the walls of blood vessels.

"Paramedics measured the victim's blood pressure at the scene of the accident."

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Nickname for British police officers derived from Sir Robert Peel.

"The bobbies were on foot patrol throughout the neighborhood."

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Individuals who have fortified themselves to evade capture or prevent law enforcement access.

"The SWAT team was called in to resolve the situation with the barricaded suspects."

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Communication through body movements, facial expressions, and gestures often subconscious.

"During the interrogation, the suspect's body language was indicative of deception."

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Specialized police unit trained in handling explosive devices and threats.

"The bomb squad was dispatched after a suspicious package was found in the subway station."

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A financial guarantee from an insurance company that an accused individual will appear for trial.

"Unable to post bond, the defendant remained in custody until the trial."

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Law enforcement officers tasked with securing and monitoring borders.

"The Border Patrol apprehended individuals attempting to cross the border illegally."

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An early policing group in England established at Bow Street Court.

"The Bow Street Runners are regarded as one of London's first professional police forces."

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A federal agency involved in regulating firearms, explosives, alcohol, and tobacco.

"The ATF conducted a raid on a warehouse suspected of selling firearms illegally."

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A government agency responsible for the administration of federal laws to Native American tribes.

"The Bureau of Indian Affairs supports Indian education and natural resource management."