Matching -Militarization

question 51

Multiple Choice

Matching
-Militarization

• A) Technology that helps keep track of officers and patrol cars
• B) The passage of more federal criminal laws, giving wider jurisdiction to federal prosecutors and law enforcement
• C) The range between low income and high-income individuals or families
• D) Includes devices to detect weapons and drugs, cameras that can record illegal behavior, listening devices that can intercept illicit conversations, and biometric techniques that can identify wanted persons
• E) A type of technology that creates fewer privacy issue problems since it tends to focus on crimes that have already occurred
• F) A drone
• G) The trend toward private security
• H) A shrinking of the traditional separation of the police and the military
• I) The percentage of adults seeking work who are not successful in gaining employment
• J) Can include police partnerships with the community or joint activities with schools, social service agencies, and other types of service providers

Understanding the social responsibility of businesses within their communities and the broader societal impact.

Recognizing the significance of implementing ethical values such as justice, security, and freedom in decision-making processes.

Identifying the roles and responsibilities of regulatory bodies (e.g., Public Company Accounting Oversight Board) in maintaining ethical standards in business practices.

Appreciating the role of whistleblowers and legal protections provided under acts such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in promoting ethical practices in organizations.

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Definitions:

Inventions

Novel creations or innovations that result in new products, processes, or technologies, often protected by patents.

Agreement

A mutual understanding or arrangement between two or more parties that establishes the terms and conditions of their interaction.

Compensatory Damage

Financial compensation awarded to a plaintiff to cover actual losses, expenses, and suffering resulting from the defendant's action or negligence.

Courts

Judicial systems responsible for interpreting and applying the law in legal cases.