Chapter 9

1. What does it mean to unfound a crime?

1. What is the clearance rate?

1. What are the five preliminary steps of a preliminary investigation?

1. According to PERF, what are the three categories of follow-up investigation activities?

1. What are the three components of a detective's workload?

1. What is a proactive anticrime strategy?

1. What is the difference between a supply reduction strategy and a demand reduction strategy?

1. List and describe the types of informants?

1. Why is eyewitness identification problematic in investigations?

Chapter 10

1. What is the main point of broken windows?

1. According to community policing advocates, what is the most effective way of reducing community decay and disorder?

1. The defining feature of problem-solving in community policing is that it requires communities to do what?

1. List and describe the three organizational changes that police agencies need to make for the implementation of community policing to be successful.

1. What type of neighborhood has been found to be most likely to engage in Neighborhood Watch programs?

1. Many advocates of community policing believe that it will require what?

a. Are the majority of police chiefs well-trained in community policing?

1. What are the six points around which the Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy (CAPS) is designed?

1. Describe SARA.

1. What differentiates problem-oriented policing from community policing?

1. In general, how do problem-oriented and community policing in compare?

1. What are the three negative impacts that zero-tolerance policing may have on communities?