Across
- 1. Largest law enforcement agency in the nation
- 4. Units that help police departments become learning organizations but are often misused for statistical and clerical work
- 6. Alcohol, tobacco, firearms, explosives
- 10. Agreement between two different units of government where one unit provides law enforcement services to the other
- 13. Law making it illegal to pay different wages to men and women for the same work
- 14. A student hired as a nonsworn police employee as part of a police aide program
- 17. Committee led by Teddy Roosevelt that took on Tammany Hall
- 18. Office known for setting standards for training and eligibility among peace officers (not to be confused with your mail carrier)
- 19. Law making it illegal to discriminate against qualified applicants and employees who have a disability
- 20. Madison’s location for testing their community policing policies before implementing them throughout the entire city and department
- 22. First appointed law enforcement official in colonial America
- 23. An officer's freedom to decide how to handle a situation
- 25. Important tasks of police include law enforcement, order maintenance, and . . .
- 26. Stone cold Steve who founded a famous group of rangers
- 28. Common personality inventory developed specifically for screening law enforcement officers.
- 29. City where one of the most famous failed police strikes happened in labor history
- 31. The ____ service system provides the equivalent of tenure to police officers to prevent political hires
- 36. Early federal law enforcement agency that policed smuggling and would contribute to the founding of the Coast Guard
- 37. AKA the professional era
- 38. A nonsworn police volunteer who can be as young as 14
- 41. The popular name for a team of officers that operate in battle dress uniforms and with military weapons
- 43. A label indicating that an occupation is dominated by members of one gender
- 45. Good-ends can be achieved by these
- 48. Another term referring to SWAT teams and similar units
- 49. Chicago’s implementation of community policing
- 51. Type of supervisors that Engel (2003) found to be the most influential
- 52. Rorschach tests
- 53. Police departments are not military organizations, rather paramilitary or . . .
- 54. Major source of police employment data from the US Census Bureau
- 57. A famous Jonathan who was a thief taker and an early iteration of a mob boss
- 58. The type of cameras in BWC
- 60. Police prevent crime by doing this to would-be criminals through patrol
Down
- 2. Controversial law passed after 9/11
- 3. Officers transferring from one police department to another while maintaining their position and seniority
- 5. Colonel whose name is now synonymous with hangings
- 7. Place in the nation with the highest number of police officers per capita (not a US state)
- 8. Term often compared and contrasted with reliable
- 9. Your internal beliefs about what is right and wrong
- 11. Act passed to implement the recommendations of the President’s Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
- 12. The BJS’s census on police department and employment data
- 15. Nickname for police in honor of Sir Robert Peel
- 16. A program by Bill Bratton known for high stress meetings where police leaders are held accountable for crime in their precincts
- 19. Controversial physical test known to prevent more women the men from being hired as police officers
- 21. Former Madison police chief who implemented COP
- 24. Sociologist who identified and defined bureaucracies
- 27. The formal label for a militarized academy that operates similar to a boot camp
- 30. The presence of too much policing is ____-policing
- 32. One of Maguire’s types of administrative resources relating to span of control
- 33. Patrol officers who work in the field and are often contrasted with management cops
- 34. Early precursor to the sheriff who policed shires
- 35. Formal name for tactical units armed with military grade weapons and equipment and deployed for extremely dangerous situations
- 39. The federal agency that employs marshals
- 40. Each rank makes up a link in the ____ of command
- 42. The Australian personality inventory that follows up on the IFP profiling system and combines six separate psychological tests.
- 44. Drunk drivers are charged with this
- 46. According to William H Parker, police form this line between order and chaos
- 47. The controversial practice of proactively hiring and promoting minorities, women, and members of other protected groups to reverse past discrimination
- 50. The act of stopping, questioning, and frisking citizens on streets and sidewalks
- 55. Policing enforced by families, clans, and tribes
- 56. Community policing
- 59. The Wilson famous for writing the "bible" on police administration