The Quasi-Military Style of Policing Is Characterized by the Following

question 8

Multiple Choice

The quasi-military style of policing is characterized by the following:

• A) wearing uniforms.
• B) the use of rank designations.
• C) the practice of carrying less lethal weapons.
• D) the absence of a hierarchical command structure.
• E) Both A and B.

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