The Thirteenth Century of Policing Can Be Described as an Era

question 39

Multiple Choice

The thirteenth century of policing can be described as an era where police were:

• A)night watchman, carried out investigations, executed warrants, and secured prisoners.
• B)everyone, charged with the task of protecting their neighbors and town.
• C)mostly private-monied police whose use of violence was notorious.
• D)corrupt and unsuccessful at stopping crime and influenced by the wealthy.

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