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| list the 6 key elements of TEAM policing |
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1. Geographic stability of assignment
2. Decentralization of authority
3. An emphasis on crime prevention
4. An emphasis on community relations
5. Mechanisms for effective internal department communication
6. A reduced reliance on the use of specialists |
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| list the 5 marks/characteristics of a profession |
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1. A consensus regarding product
2. Dependent upon public attitude
3. Good leadership
4. Special knowledge and proficiency/education
5. Certain ethics and principles |
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| A system of administration w/ fixed rules, hierarchy of authority and specialization of functions. |
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| A technical basis (systematic knowledge acquired through education and training), adherence to ethics, attitude, client relations and autonomous expertise. |
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| Slavin's 4 obstacles of police professionalism |
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Hesitancy to monitor internal police practices.
2. Police professional organizations are indistinguishable from unions.
3. No progress in establishing standards for selection
4. An inadequacy for training of supervisory responsibility. |
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| List Brannon's 3 attitudes toward professionalism |
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1. One must see oneself as a professional
2. One must spend effort and sacrifice to be professional by accepting the responsibilities of a professional
3. There needs to be an emphasis on studying and learning to accredit police professional education and enforce uniform standards. |
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| T or F: Wilson said professionalism of the line officer is IRRELEVENT, policing is a craft which requires O.J.T. (on job training) and there is no written body of specialized knowledge. |
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| Efficiency in suppressing crime is widely equated with professionalsim |
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| Police professionalism WITHOUT a human dimension is not a significant goal. |
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| Police work in a democratic society cannot escape its human dimensions |
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| The Military technological orientation of policing tends to obscure the fundamental concern of relating the people. |
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| Alber Reiss said "most attempts to professionalize police work have led to professionalization of the dept. or staff rather than the line officer |
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| The more professional the police, the more effective and the more they impinge upon the misbehavior of society |
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| Police work in a democratic society can't escape its human dimensions |
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| Police professionalism with a human dimension is not a significant goal |
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| Withdraw of public interest and apathy has served to retard the advance towards professionalism |
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| The more and better police enforce the law the more they are appreciated |
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| Policing needs a greater emphasis on client relations for professional status |
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| Characteristics mark a profession worthwhile rather than talk of recognition |
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| The system of legal justice based on punishment has exerted a negative effect on police professionalism |
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| Substandard personnel are difficult prey for corruption |
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| Professionalism of the line officer is irrelevant |
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| The enforcement ideal is the pivot around which the moral claim to police professionalism evolves. |
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| Social change created a surge toward police professionalism |
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| Visibility is a key factor in crime prevention |
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| Professionalism of police is a police-community transaction |
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| Most attempts to professionalize police have lead to professionalization of department staff and line personnel. |
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| T.E.A.M. policing requires a centralization of power and authority |
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| Efficiency in suppressing crime is widely equated with professionalism |
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| TEAM policing has a primary mission of enforcing the law |
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