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    Final Exam - Comparative Models in Policing


    Good luck and Congratulations

    1. The president as a ceremonial head of state for a 5 year term and has little power within the
    government points: 1
    true false

    2. The supreme court is the highest in the land, and he NPC appoints its 500 judges points: 1
    true false

    3. Under Military branch the Central Military Commission consists of 11 members and is responsible
    for controlling the PLA, PLAM, and the PAP points: 1
    true false

    4. CHINESE COURT SYSTEM According to the constitution and the organic law of the people's court
    of 1979 amended in 1983. China practices a system of courts characterized by "four levels and two
    instance trial" points: 1
    true false

    5. SUPREME PEOPLE'S COURT = The premier appellate points: 1


    true false

    6. LOCAL PEOPL'S COURT is the court of first instance handle criminal and civil cases points: 1
    true false

    7. Intermediate People's court - at the level of provinces, autonomous regions and special
    municipalities. points: 1
    true false

    8. Law enforcement Functions of China National People's Congress - it is structured as a unicameral


    legislature, with de jure power to legislate, oversee the operations of the government, the supreme
    court, the state committee of supervisory etc... points: 1
    true false

    9. Prime Minister - also elected by national Assembly for a five-year term. points: 1
    true false

    10. National Assembly has 500 members unicameral body elected to a five-year term. points: 1
    true false

    11. Comparative research of law enforcement organizations investigates a variety of issues,


    including the function and organization of police in different parts of the world. points: 1
    true false

    12. Continental European system, which typically, has a centralized military-like police force points:
    1
    true false

    1
    13. The British system of policing that is decentralized and operates closer to the community.
    points: 1
    true false

    14. Every law enforcement agency in the world is expected to be the protector of the people's rights
    points: 1
    true false

    15. THREATS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT -Increasing volume of human rights violations evident by
    genocide or mass killing. points: 1
    true false

    16. THREATS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT -The underprivileged gain unfair access to global mechanism
    on law enforcement and security. points: 1
    true false

    17. THREATS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT -Conflict between nations points: 1


    true false

    18. THREATS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT Transnational criminal networks for drug trafficking, money
    laundering, terrorism, etc, points: 1
    true false

    19. OPPORTUNITIES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT -Creation of International tribunals to deal with human
    rights problems. points: 1
    true false

    20. OPPORTUNITIES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT -Humanitarian interventions that can be promote
    universal norms and link them to the enforcement power of states points: 1
    true false

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