CJUS 610 Quiz 1

CJUS 610 Quiz 1 Liberty University

1. Sir Robert Peel’s Principles of Policing are:
2. An ethical leader:
3. Select the incorrect statement.
4. The area of change that signifies the potential for improvements in policing in the twenty-first century includes:
5. Widespread achievement of professional status by the police is difficult because:
6. To effectively meet and respond to the issues and challenges of the twenty- first century, the police must:
7. Ethical leadership:
8. As public officers, the police are supposed to be:
9. Value-led ethical leadership by all police officers maximizes effort by integrating community values into an agency’s:
10. Ethical leadership skills:
11. Police officers as ethical leaders are:
12. Effective policing in the twenty-first century necessitates:
13. Through the use of a computer-driven crime statistics (CompStat) operations management model, the police:
14. While many labels and procedural models have been attached to community policing, virtually all include a primary focus on:
15. Police agency _____ are in the best position to directly impact the lives of the people who are served by the agency.
16. What is an ethical leadership competency?
17. Is ethical leadership a challenge to police officers? Explain.

Set 1

1. The primary focus of the traditional model of policing is:
2. Through the use of a computer-driven crime statistics (CompStat) operations management model, the police:
3. Advancements in technology represent:
4. The police should:
5. Ethical leadership skills:
6. To effectively meet and respond to the issues and challenges of the twenty-first century, the police must:
7. As public officers, the police are supposed to be:
8. While many labels and procedural models have been attached to community policing, virtually all include a primary focus on:
9. Value-led ethical leadership by all police officers maximizes effort by integrating community values into an agency’s:
10. The area of change that signifies the potential for improvements in policing in the twenty-first century includes:
11. Widespread achievement of professional status by the police is difficult because:
12. Police agency _____ are in the best position to directly impact the lives of the people who are served by the agency.
13. Effective policing in the twenty-first century necessitates:
14. Ethical leadership:
15. Ethical leadership skills and concepts:
16. What problems do societal changes pose for the police service? How should the police respond to these problems?
17. Review the nine principles of policing, as developed by Sir Robert Peel in 1829. How does each of Peel’s principles apply in the twenty-first century?

Other sets

1. Ethical leadership skills:
2. Effective policing in the twenty-first century necessitates:
3. As public officers, the police are supposed to be:
4. Widespread achievement of professional status by the police is difficult because:
5. The area of change that signifies the potential for improvements in policing in the twenty-first century includes:
6. The primary focus of the traditional model of policing is:
7. Value-led ethical leadership by all police officers maximizes effort by integrating community values into an agency’s:
8. Through the use of a computer-driven crime statistics (CompStat) operations management model, the police:
9. To effectively meet and respond to the issues and challenges of the twenty-first century, the police must:
10. The police should:
11. Ethical leadership:
12. Police officers can use information about values and the theories and practices of leadership and ethics to:
13. Ethical leadership skills and concepts:
14. Police officers as ethical leaders are:
15. Select the incorrect statement.
16. Who is an ethical leader?
17. What is an ethical leadership competency?

Set 2

1. The police should:
2. As public officers, the police are supposed to be:
3. Ethical leadership:
4. An ethical leader:
5. Widespread achievement of professional status by the police is difficult because:
6. To effectively meet and respond to the issues and challenges of the twenty-first century, the police must:
7. Advancements in technology represent:
8. Select the incorrect statement
9. Police officers as ethical leaders are:
10. Police officers can use information about values and the theories and practices of leadership and ethics to:
11. Effective policing in the twenty-first century necessitates:
12. Value-led ethical leadership by all police officers maximizes effort by integrating community values into an agency’s:
13. While many labels and procedural models have been attached to community policing, virtually all include a primary focus on:
14. Police agency _____ are in the best position to directly impact the lives of the people who are served by the agency.
15. The area of change that signifies the potential for improvements in policing in the twenty-first century includes:
16. Review the nine principles of policing, as developed by Sir Robert Peel in 1829. How does each of Peel’s principles apply in the twenty-first century?
17. Discuss how changes in police organization and deployment (community policing), advancements in technology, and the need for professionalism and accountability affect the police service.
18. Who is an ethical leader?
19. What is an ethical leadership competency?
20. Is leadership development important for all in the police profession? Why or why not?