Chapter 2: Origins and Development of Law Enforcement

When political party members will reward their supporters with government posts when they win the election.

The admiration that makes a job seem worthwhile.

2200 BC: standardizes laws and punishments in Babylon.

1285: ________ establishes the watch and ward system in England.

________: Law enforcement in England is based on traditional notions of individual justice and punishment.

The ________ was the first to actively recruit African Americans.

When there is a policing or regulating in a public area.

________: African American and white people must have separate teams.

A(n) ________ needs full control of their emotions more than anything else, because acting calmly and firmly requires more work than acting violently.

27 BC: Roman system of vigiles instituted by ________.

This refers to policemen who give threats or actually arrest someone to control their behavior.

The first ________ served in Washington, D.C.

There must be separate restrooms at establishments and institutions for African American and white people.

It was created to abolish the ________ and reduce corruption in the government.

Code of Hammurabi standardizes laws and punishments in Babylon

Nile River Police established in Egypt

Romans establish the Praetorian Guard and Urban Court

Roman system of vigiles instituted by Emperor Augustus

Law enforcement in England is based on traditional notions of individual justice and punishment

System of shires, hundreds, and tithes is established by Alfred the Great

Statute of Winchester establishes the watch and ward system in England

Justices of the peace first appointed by the kind of England

Founding of the Bow Street Runners in London

Creation of the London Metropolitan Police

1829

1856

"Separate but equal"

An African American and white person are not allowed to get married

There must be separate restrooms at establishments and institutions for African American and white people

African American and white people must have separate teams

When political party members will reward their supporters with government posts when they win the election

This refers to policemen who give threats or actually arrest someone to control their behavior

When there is a policing or regulating in a public area

Early Leaders

Father of Police Professionalism

The protégé

The FBI

High school degree required

This was created to help educate more officers

The research, development and evaluation agency of the U.S. Department of Justice

Violent personal crimes

Property crimes