9 Weeks Exam 1 LPSCS

What is firm and incorruptible adherence to a code of moral values (doing the right thing even when no one is looking)?

• Moral Turpitude
• Ethics
• Morality
• Integrity

What is not a way to control corruption in policing?

• high moral standards
• review mediator
• citizen oversight
• proactive internal affairs investigations unit

What are the principles of conduct dealing with what is right & wrong, and moral duty & obligation?

• Moral Turpitude
• Ethics
• Morality
• Integrity

What is known as accepting cash or gifts in exchange for nonenforcement of the law.

• Bribery
• Chiseling
• Extortion
• Favoritism
• Mooching

What is known as demanding discounts, free admission, and free food.

• Chiseling
• Bribery
• Extortion
• Favoritism
• Mooching

What is known as accepting free food, drinks, and admission to entertainment.

• Mooching
• Bribery
• Chiseling
• Extortion
• Favoritism

A person whose ethics depend on who they are with. They are more concerned with peers than integrity.

• Thermostat People
• Thermometer People

What is considering all surrounding circumstances in determining whether any legal action shall be taken?

• Ethics
• Discretion
• Integrity
• Morals

True or False: Excessive Force used by police is unethical.

• True
• False

What is known as taking items form the scene of a theft or a burglary.

• Shakedown
• Bribery
• Chiseling
• Extortion
• Favoritism