Chapter 1: Law Enforcement in a Democratic Society

________ are the first to respond during terrorist attacks or terror in general.

________: This describes how respectful and kind an officer is to the suspect or community member.

________: When the people and the community understand that they need to respect the laws and rules.

________: The process by which people pick up traits from the rules, beliefs, and norms.

________ (Immigration and Customs Enforcement): Enforces immigration and customs laws and protects terrorists from coming in.

________ (Commercial Equipment Direct Assistance Program): This programs provide funding to first responders to support their training and equipment.

________: When citizens see that a law enforcement agencies is being fairly and properly operated, they have respect for them, and they are more likely to trust them.

________ (Drug Enforcement Administration): They enforce drug laws and regulations.

________: This is when an officer puts pressure on an individual to get a confession or make sure they follow the law.

ATF (________ of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives): Primarily licensing, investigating, and control alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives.

________: Largest government reorganization that was done in order to prevent linkage blindness.

________: This agency helps train agents and prepare them to go into the department they want.

________ (Transportation Security Administration): Responsible for the security of all modes of transportation.

________, which allows them control over traffic law on interstate roads.

________: First formal law enforcement agencies established by the Judiciary Act of Congress in 1789.

________ (U.S. Customs and Border Protection): Their job is border security, travel and trade facilitation, antiterrorist effort, and inspection and collection of tariffs.

________ (Federal Bureau of Investigation): Main investigative agency in the federal government.

________: Their responsibilities are assaults or robberies of ________ employees, bombs, distribution of child pornography, distribution of controlled substances, money order crimes, theft of mail, and identity fraud.

________: They protect the president and vice president and their families.

________ is the overriding aim of the criminal justice system.

________: The ability of officers to make decisions based on the case and their judgement, as long as they do not break the rule of law.

________: When ones actions do not follow social norm or break rules.

IRS (________): Largest agencies within the Treasury Department.

________: The influence that the people (not the law) on helping us learn the norms of society.

________: Established in June 1870 and is headed by the attorney general of the United States.

________: When the government creates law to control the behavior of others.

________ of 2002 and USA Patriot Act were both created to prevent linkage blindness from hindering an investigation.

________ and fairness are the overriding aims of the criminal justice system.

If an act of deviance happens, for example a law is broken, then it may be necessary for a formal social control (________) to step in.

The ________ was created to look over territoriality and rivalry.

USA Patriot Act of 2001, the Homeland Security Act of 2002, the USA Patriot Improvement and Reauthorization Act of 2005, the Patriot Sunsets Extension Act of 2011, and the USA Freedom Act of 2015

The inability to link evidence together because of a lack of communication between agencies

The process by which people pick up traits from the rules, beliefs, and norms

The influence that the people (not the law) on helping us learn the norms of society

Parents, families, peers, and community

When the government creates law to control the behavior of others

When ones actions do not follow social norm or break rules

This is when an officer puts pressure on an individual to get a confession or make sure they follow the law

Pulling someone over for traffic violation and writing up a ticket, negotiating a standoff, etc

When the people and the community understand that they need to respect the laws and rules

When citizens see that a law enforcement agencies is being fairly and properly operated, they have respect for them, and they are more likely to trust them

This describes how respectful and kind an officer is to the suspect or community member

If an officer gives someone a ticket but was kind and respectful to them, then the person getting the ticket will feel like getting the ticket was fair and justified

The ability of officers to make decisions based on the case and their judgement, as long as they do not break the rule of law

Skin color, grades, gender, race, ethnicity, etc

Set of ideals that must be followed by law enforcement officers and agencies

Sheriffs office

They hear minor criminal offenses as well as civil cases

These are the people who precede over cases in the justice courts

Established in June 1870 and is headed by the attorney general of the United States

First formal law enforcement agencies established by the Judiciary Act of Congress in 1789

Main investigative agency in the federal government

They enforce drug laws and regulations

Primarily licensing, investigating, and control alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives

Largest government reorganization that was done in order to prevent linkage blindness

Enforces immigration and customs laws and protects terrorists from coming in

Their job is border security, travel and trade facilitation, antiterrorist effort, and inspection and collection of tariffs

Responsible for the security of all modes of transportation

They protect the president and vice president and their families

This agency helps train agents and prepare them to go into the department they want

A system that shares information throughout all the agencies

This office coordinates DHS programs with state and local governments

This programs provide funding to first responders to support their training and equipment

Largest agencies within the Treasury Department

Their responsibilities are assaults or robberies of postal service employees, bombs, distribution of child pornography, distribution of controlled substances, money order crimes, theft of mail, and identity fraud