Pt 1 Ch. 7
1. Do officers have to tell individuals during systematic searches that they are free to leave? Should they be required to explain to the individuals that this type of search is consensual?
2. What are the most significant challenges of investigating the possession and distribution of child pornography on the Internet?
3. What are the most important cases that have resulted in limiting police powers with regard to illegal searches and seizures?
Pt 2 Ch. 8
4. Explain the importance of the Locard ex change principle as a justification for creating should investigation policies.
5. What were the key finding of the Rand Study? How are they similar or different from those of the Kansas City Preventative Patrol Experiment?
6. What factors might influence an investigator’s decision to pursue a follow up investigation? How might these vary by crime scene? How might these vary based on the reader’s own personal characteristics?
7. Who is the prosecutor? How does the role of the prosecutor differ from the police? How might the relationship between prosecutors and police help or hinder an investigation?
Pt Ch. 9
8. How have critics of the police sought to explain the phenomena of police racism? What steps can police departments take to eliminate racism within their ranks?
9. What do you think is the greatest challenge currently facing the police in the efforts to improve relations with minority communities?
10. Why is the underreporting of crime a problem? Why are certain minority communities particularly prone to underreporting? What can the police do to combat this problem?
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book needed fourth edition Law Enforcement in the 21st century by heath B.Grant and Karen J. Terry.
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