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| where did the term "sherrif" come from? |
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| towns were grouped into counties or shires, each shire had a shire reeve,or sherrif |
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| Bureau of Alcohol, tobacco, &Firearms |
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| investigate federal law violations (ex: kiddnapping, bank robberies, civil-rights violations) |
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| investigates counterfeiting &protects the life of the president |
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| patrols the streets &investigates crime (largest unit) |
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| helps support the operations unit by training, maintaining equipment &running a crime laboratory |
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| manage pay roll, personnel &finances |
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| polices the police, investigates any reports of wrongdoing by officers |
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| works on improving police-community relations |
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| oficers patrol the steets, keep the peace within their assigned areas, &respond when crime or other emergency is reported |
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| officers are involved in one police function-law enforcement investigations |
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| officers enforce traffic laws,investigate accidents &keep traffic moving |
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| officers undergo special training in dealing with juveniles &in laws related to them |
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| relied on radio to direct cruising police cars to emergency calls.. little contact with communities |
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| when evidence is handled the info is marked, what happened to the evidence while they had it |
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| 5 or 6 ppl, one is suspect, stand on stage so witness can view them |
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| the witness is showed a singal suspect |
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| witness is shown pictures of suspects then they choose |
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| give intelligence about what is going on in the crimminal community |
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| evidnece that an independent, cautious person would have good reason to belive |
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| what does a search warrant contain? |
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| a statement desrcibing place being searched |
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| examines small materials.. controls the lab &computer tests |
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| questioned documents unit |
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| studies anything with paper |
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| investigates guns, ammo, &tool information |
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| defines which acts are illegal |
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| deals with procedures for arrests, trials, &appeals |
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| any governmental intrusion into something in which a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy |
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| any taking into possession, custody or control |
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| search on the outer layers of clothing to find a weapon |
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| an officer, if chasing an individual, may go into a place they saw the criminal go even if they have to break the door |
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| no one can be compellesd (forced) to testify against themselves |
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