Examlex
Office r Jef f McNai r arrived at th e scen e o f a robber y i n progress . Upo n arrival , h e mee ts wit h th e victi m who state s tha t an armed intrude r had entere d hi s hom e wearin g a sk i mas k an d demandin g money . Th e victi m stated tha t th e intrude r then fle d o n foo t throug h th e bac k doo r prio r t o th e officer' s arrival. The suspect is later found and the criminal justice system quickly and efficiently disposes of the case. Officer McNair is forced to make several decisions regarding this case. Should he take a report, should he actively look for the intruder, or should he interview witnesses? Determining what is the best solution to the problem is an important component to an officer's job. This is often referred to as:
Sympathetic Nervous System
Part of the autonomic nervous system responsible for the body's 'fight or flight' response to stressful situations.
Parasympathetic Nervous System
A branch of the autonomic nervous system responsible for conserving energy by slowing down the heart rate and increasing intestinal and gland activity.
Integration
The process of combining parts into a whole, refers to the blending of populations, cultures, or systems.
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
A state of mental distress caused by either experiencing firsthand or witnessing a dreadful occurrence, accompanied by repetitive nightmares, flashbacks, and elevated levels of anxiety.
Q26: Violence between spouses or intimate partners is
Q29: In theory, juvenile proceedings are designed to
Q32: The Supreme Court ruled in McKeiver v.
Q44: What is the legal doctrine supporting the idea
Q54: Police officers are infrequently disciplined for their
Q63: A police volunteer working in a suburb
Q82: The term criminal behavior was replaced with
Q119: Assuming a suspect was found guilty and
Q124: Units within local police departments that deploy
Q127: The most recent period of juvenile justice