A) acts of corruption can slip under the radar of the administration because only line officers are involved.
B) anyone can slip if the opportunity presents itself.
C) the first illegal acts committed by an officer should be forgiven, especially if the officer is new on the force.
D) after committing minor acts of corruption, it becomes easier to commit more serious wrongful acts.
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A) the IACP.
B) grass-eaters.
C) machine politics.
D) accountability.
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A) all
B) 90%
C) only a few
D) none
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A) a consent decree.
B) a contingency.
C) representativeness.
D) grass eating.
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A) Interactions with the INS in violation of departmental policy.
B) Bogus drug arrests.
C) Giving false evidence at preliminary hearings.
D) all of the above
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A) tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
B) give the names of accomplices in exchange for immunity.
C) cease activities asserted as illegal by the government.
D) allow a search of the defendant's home, car, or person.
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A) the magic pencil.
B) Creative Writing 101.
C) grafting.
D) regulative crime.
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A) an independent review panel.
B) a consent decree.
C) the IACP.
D) the Knapp Commission.
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