Zero Tolerance Policing Differs from Problem-Oriented Policing in That

question 19

Multiple Choice

Zero tolerance policing differs from problem-oriented policing in that

• A)zero tolerance doesn't attempt to analyze the cause of problems.
• B)zero tolerance attempts to focus on crime prevention.
• C)zero tolerance requires police to make fundamental changes in police culture.
• D)zero tolerance does not address hot spots.

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Definitions:

Informal Communication

The exchange of information unofficially within an organization, often through casual conversations.

Small Organizations

Organizations characterized by a limited number of employees, resources, or scale of operations, often resulting in closer interpersonal relationships and more flexible structures.

Informal Communication

The exchange of information and ideas in an unofficial, casual manner within an organization, often through networks and social interactions.

Large Organizations

Entities characterized by complex structures and large scale, often involving multiple layers of bureaucracy and a wide range of functions and activities.