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Community Engagement & Ethics Standards Flashcards

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  1. Which community policing element focuses on working with residents to identify the underlying causes of recurring crime?

    Answer: Problem solving

    Problem-solving partnerships target root causes of recurring issues rather than just responding to calls.

  2. In the SARA problem-solving model, what does the final 'A' stand for?

    Answer: Assessment

    SARA stands for Scanning, Analysis, Response, Assessment.

  3. What is the main purpose of a citizen advisory board for a sheriff's office?

    Answer: To provide community input and strengthen trust

    Advisory boards give residents a structured voice and improve transparency and trust.

  4. Procedural justice is best described as:

    Answer: Fair, respectful, and transparent treatment during encounters

    Procedural justice emphasizes voice, neutrality, respect, and trustworthiness in interactions.

  5. A deputy accepts a free meal every shift from a local restaurant owner. The main ethical concern is:

    Answer: Perceived favoritism and a gratuity creating obligation

    Regular gratuities can create the appearance of, or actual, preferential treatment.

  6. Which action best builds trust with a limited-English-proficient community?

    Answer: Using qualified interpreters or language services

    Qualified interpreters ensure accurate, neutral communication.

  7. Which is a core benefit of school resource officer programs when properly run?

    Answer: Building positive relationships with youth

    Positive youth relationships and mentoring are central goals of well-structured SRO programs.

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