Question 1

An example of noble-cause corruption is

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A)  accepting minor "perks."
B)  bar closing.
C)  using the magic pencil.
D)  using narcotics.

Question 2

A grafting subculture is

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A)  a house of prostitution.
B)  an undercover operation.
C)  a group of officers who expose the corruption of others in the department.
D)  a cohort of "bent" officers who socialize new officers into corrupt activities.

Question 3

The IACP, founded in 1893, is the

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A)  Institute Against Corruption of Police.
B)  Incorporated Agencies for Crime and Punishment.
C)  Internal Accountability of Commanders of Police.
D)  International Association of Chiefs of Police. D

Question 4

is characterized by the receipt of tangible objects, such as cash or services, through the misuse of authority.

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Material r...

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Contributor: furnishes something toward a result (expects something in return, but with

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some level...

Question 6

In most discussions of corruption, the level of corruption is defined by the value of the

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material o...

Question 7

The Vollmerian vision of a professional police officer was someone who was morally committed to the occupation of policing and who

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A)  rejected even minor forms of graft.
B)  passively accepted graft but didn't actively hustle it.
C)  could pass the Mama Rosa's test.
D)  had close ties to local politicians.

Question 8

Exploitation is the act or practice of

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A)  taking by force.
B)  unjustly or improperly using another person for one's own benefit.
C)  giving or taking something of value wherein the receiver expects something in return.
D)  obtaining something of value from a person through illegal use of power or intimidation.

Question 9

The act of voluntarily offering something of value without any expectation of prior or future reciprocity to another person is

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A)  extortion.
B)  bribery.
C)  giving.
D)  plundering.

Question 10

Veteran police officers may use the to assess a rookie's loyalty to the group and his willingness to override departmental policy.

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Mama Rosa's test

Question 11

The LAPD created the CRASH unit to deal with

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A)  suspected corruption within the department.
B)  cooperating with INS investigations.
C)  a gang problem.
D)  organized crime.

Question 12

Economic corruption arises from a lack of commitment to police work.An excess of commitment to police work leads to

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A)  material reward corruption.
B)  noble-cause corruption.
C)  political corruption.
D)  value-neutral corruption.

Question 13

The Rampart Independent Review Panel issued a report in November 2000, which stated that the LAPD was viewed by the community as

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A)  excessively hostile and confrontational.
B)  justified in using harsh means for good ends.
C)  mostly supportive of the community, but with a few rogue cops.
D)  a perfect storm.

Question 14

The series of stages an officer goes through in the slippery-slope model of economic corruption comprise a

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A)  grafting subculture.
B)  moral career.
C)  means-ends conflict.
D)  central ethical dilemma. B

Question 15

Expector: looks forward to the gift and regards it as likely to happen (and will be

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annoyed if...

Question 16

is sometimes called the patriarch of police professionalism.

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Question 17

An officer who passes the Mama Rosa's test and then progresses to the use of physical violence against citizens is following the slippery-slope model of .

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Question 18

Police corruption from the late 1800s to the early twentieth century was characterized by

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A)  grafting and extortion.
B)  the magic pencil.
C)  flaking drugs.
D)  the noble cause.

Question 19

The IACP was founded with the goal of

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A)  giving police agencies a stronger voice in politics.
B)  ensuring that recruits represented the local population.
C)  representing the voice of conservatism.
D)  promoting the progressive agenda of police professionalism.

Question 20

Demander: asks for the gift with authority and claims more than is generally felt by

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Exam 5: From Economic to Noble-Cause Corruption

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