Law And Public Saftey

2. of Force – The amount of effort required by police to compel compliance from a person.
5. – A court-ordered period of supervised release in lieu of serving time in prison.
8. Policing – A strategy that emphasizes building ties and working closely with community members.
10. Rights – The rights of individuals to receive equal treatment and freedom from discrimination.
11. – Moral principles that govern behavior, especially in professional settings like law enforcement.
12. Process – The legal requirement that legal matters are resolved fairly according to established rules.
14. – The release of a prisoner before the full sentence is served, under supervision.
17. – Activities and policies aimed at preventing and responding to terrorist threats and acts.
19. – The process of questioning a suspect or witness to gather information.

1. Delinquency – Illegal or antisocial behavior performed by minors.
3. Warrant – A legal document authorizing law enforcement to search a specific place for evidence.
4. – The act of killing another person, whether lawful or unlawful.
6. – The unlawful physical contact or violence directed at another person.
7. Record – A documented history of a person's criminal convictions and charges.
9. – A minor crime typically punishable by fines or short jail sentences.
12. – The act of holding someone in custody, often pending legal proceedings.
13. Science – The application of scientific methods to investigate crimes and analyze evidence.
15. – Close observation of individuals or groups, often using cameras or other monitoring methods.
16. -An act that threatens violence or causes physical injury to another person.
18. – The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend and commit new crimes.