The entire criminal justice system is based on the concept of discretion.

At one time, the main requirement for becoming a police officer was the applicant’s physical size, strength, and level of courage.

Which of the following is not one of the three important features of an officer’s environment that can account for an officer’s working personality, according to researchers Burbeck and Furnham?

Police generally have much less discretion than other officials in the criminal justice system.

Police agencies generally require the vision of an applicant to be correctable to _______.

Prior to the 1960s, African American police officers employed by the NYPD were assigned only to African American neighborhoods and were not assigned to specialized, high-profile units.

The police subculture is characterized by clannishness, secrecy, and isolation from those not in the group.

According to an FBI training needs survey of almost 2,500 police departments, which of the following ranked highest in programs most requested by police officers?

How does the author develop the character of ALLY in this extract?  All your evidence can be taken from the extract.  You can and should show knowledge of the character from your reading of the whole book. You may refer to other parts of the book if relevant.  You should construct your answer in a TEAL-type paragraph with a strong TOPIC SENTENCE that outlines the traits or character aspects you have chosen to focus on.  For STANDARD COURSE: Include a minimum of TWO pieces of evidence to support your topic sentence.  For HONORS COURSE: Include a minimum of THREE pieces of evidence to support your topic sentence.  Extract: C29 extract prac-1.pdf Paragraph guide & scoring TS – outlines focus traits or developments of character  5 points EVIDENCE & ANALYSIS – brings in evidence from extract, explains how it proves the TS point, may refer to other points in the book, shows understanding of character 20 points CS – revisits TS idea in different words or way & provides a comment as to the significance of traits discussed or later character growth  5 points  

Herman Goldstein has defined police corruption as “acts involving the misuse of authority by a police officer in a manner designed to produce personal gain for himself or others.”