CDI CHAPTPER 8

26問 • 1年前

Adrian Ramirez

通報

問題一覧

refers to the question of performance whether the act performed is right or wrong.

ethical issues

refer to the conduct of am individual police officer as to whether or not he acted within the limits of the law.

ethical issues

Refers to the accumulation of cases pending for investigation

case overload

refers to the practice of giving special favor among other especially among circle of friends or families.

nepotism

arises when police officers are trying to prioritize and provide good investigative service in cases where the victims are their friends, relatives or person of influence whom they have connections.

ethical issues

simply means as an act of making other believe in something which is false.

Deception

is defined as the process of utilizing the science of deception done within morally accepted act and conduct.

ethical deception

is defined as form of investigative technique done in order to apprehend criminals in the act of committing a crime

entrapment

is the act of inducing an individual to commit a crime.

instigation

may refer to untruthful statement.

lie

Ethics in lying

1. The public may destroy confidence towards the police; 2. Lies are immoral; and 3. Spiritual officers may not permit lying.

judges the righteousness of things based on the outcome, which mean that if it can benefit the common people, then it is right.

Theory of utilitarianis

Is the accountability of one individual with respect to the established rules and regulations of the department.

administrative liability

Refers to the obligation in which one is liable for committing an act or omission to which the public and the law defined it as a crime.

criminal liability

refers to the misconduct committed by an individual police officer in line with the performance of his duty.

Police abuse

refers to the performance of an act by which the law or department rules prohibit him to do so.

malfeasance

refers to the improper performance of an act committed by one who has the option to perform it better.

misfeasance

refers to the failure to perform an act as required by law or department rules and regulations.

nonfeasance

Refers to the investigation process conducted against police officers who is suspected to have violated the expected standard of obedience in dealing with police matter.

police ethical investigation model

it only allows civilian individuals to conduct investigation against police officers

independent model

this model limit investigation of police misconduct within the police department.

Dependent model

it is a combination of police officers and civilian individual to conduct the investigation. Police officers o the investigation while the civilian act as the investigation overseer.

interdependent model

Is a form of mass communication done through broadcasting, news publishing or internet

media

refer to the process of information dissemination done by any media organization in large scale toward various people in the community usually through television or radio.

mass communication

Media in Police Activity

1. Identify the perpetrator of the crime 2. Locate missing person 3. Publicity announcement 4. Police activities 5. Community engagements

Limitations of media in police activities

Conduct of entrapment operation Surveillance of suspected criminals Plans of undercover operations Intelligence activities.

CLJ1 FINALS

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CLJ1 FINALS

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theories of crime causation

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theories of crime causation

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theories of crime causation

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theories of crime causation

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THEORIES OF CRIME CAUSATION 2

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THEORIES OF CRIME CAUSATION 2

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CDI 1

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CDI 1

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cdi (2nd)

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cdi (2nd)

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theories of crime causation (2nd quiz)

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theories of crime causation (2nd quiz)

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CDI 1 QUIZ 3

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CDI 1 QUIZ 3

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CDI CHAPTER 6

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CDI CHAPTER 6

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CDI CHAPTER 6 (2)

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CDI CHAPTER 6 (2)

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CDI CHAPTER 7

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CDI CHAPTER 7

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CDI chapter 9

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CDI chapter 9

14問 • 1年前

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CDI CHAPTER 10-11

Adrian Ramirez · 41問 · 1年前

CDI CHAPTER 10-11

41問 • 1年前

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LEA 1 (1st quiz)

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LEA 1 (1st quiz)

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CDI 2 CHAPTER 1-2

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CDI 2 CHAPTER 1-2

49問 • 1年前

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forensic photography (chapter 1)

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forensic photography (chapter 1)

31問 • 1年前

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Forensic Photography quiz 2

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Forensic Photography quiz 2

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Lea 1 3rd quiz

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Lea 1 3rd quiz

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LEA 1 ORAL

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LEA 1 ORAL

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問題一覧

refers to the question of performance whether the act performed is right or wrong.

ethical issues

refer to the conduct of am individual police officer as to whether or not he acted within the limits of the law.

ethical issues

Refers to the accumulation of cases pending for investigation

case overload

refers to the practice of giving special favor among other especially among circle of friends or families.

nepotism

arises when police officers are trying to prioritize and provide good investigative service in cases where the victims are their friends, relatives or person of influence whom they have connections.

ethical issues

simply means as an act of making other believe in something which is false.

Deception

is defined as the process of utilizing the science of deception done within morally accepted act and conduct.

ethical deception

is defined as form of investigative technique done in order to apprehend criminals in the act of committing a crime

entrapment

is the act of inducing an individual to commit a crime.

instigation

may refer to untruthful statement.

lie

Ethics in lying

1. The public may destroy confidence towards the police; 2. Lies are immoral; and 3. Spiritual officers may not permit lying.

judges the righteousness of things based on the outcome, which mean that if it can benefit the common people, then it is right.

Theory of utilitarianis

Is the accountability of one individual with respect to the established rules and regulations of the department.

administrative liability

Refers to the obligation in which one is liable for committing an act or omission to which the public and the law defined it as a crime.

criminal liability

refers to the misconduct committed by an individual police officer in line with the performance of his duty.

Police abuse

refers to the performance of an act by which the law or department rules prohibit him to do so.

malfeasance

refers to the improper performance of an act committed by one who has the option to perform it better.

misfeasance

refers to the failure to perform an act as required by law or department rules and regulations.

nonfeasance

Refers to the investigation process conducted against police officers who is suspected to have violated the expected standard of obedience in dealing with police matter.

police ethical investigation model

it only allows civilian individuals to conduct investigation against police officers

independent model

this model limit investigation of police misconduct within the police department.

Dependent model

it is a combination of police officers and civilian individual to conduct the investigation. Police officers o the investigation while the civilian act as the investigation overseer.

interdependent model

Is a form of mass communication done through broadcasting, news publishing or internet

media

refer to the process of information dissemination done by any media organization in large scale toward various people in the community usually through television or radio.

mass communication

Media in Police Activity

1. Identify the perpetrator of the crime 2. Locate missing person 3. Publicity announcement 4. Police activities 5. Community engagements

Limitations of media in police activities

Conduct of entrapment operation Surveillance of suspected criminals Plans of undercover operations Intelligence activities.