Community-Oriented Policing Involves

question 19

Multiple Choice

Community-oriented policing involves:

• A) reconsideration of the crime-fighting role, with greater emphasis on service and order maintenance.
• B) expansion of the crime-fighting role through the use of forensic sciences.
• C) emphasis on the command and control structure of bureaucratic organization.
• D) expanding the role of federal law enforcement in local neighborhoods.

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Definitions:

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Warehouse

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Virtual Reality

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Courtside Experience

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