1. What is Ms. Roman’s employment background?
Ms. Roman's employment background is that she's been a police officer for 25 years.

2. What statistics from police academies in the state of New Jersey were alarming to Ms. Roman?
The statistics from the police academies in the state of New Jersey that were alarming to Ms. Roman are the rates between 65 and 80 percent of women are failing due to the physical fitness test.

3. What was a major reason for women failing at the police academies?
A major reason for women failing at the police academies are recruits needing to pass the fitness exam within 10 short workouts and only have three weeks to try to pass due to a new policy.

4. What had these police recruits been required to do in order to reach the point in the process that allowed them to take the physical fitness test?
Police recruits were required to pass very lengthy background checks, medical exams, psychological exams, and clearly quit any other job.

5. What data does Ms. Roman share about women serving as police officers? What data does she share about women working as police chiefs?
The data Ms. Roman shares about women serving as police officers is that less than 13% of the police officers hadn't changed much in the past 20 years. Only 3% of women were police chiefs in 2013.

6. How are other countries doing when it comes to female representation in the police force compared to the US?
When female representation in the police force compares to the US some countries have nearly twice as many women police officers.

7. According to research, what are some positive results to having female police officers on the force?
Positive results to having female police officers on the force include female police officers tending to have more of a positive influence, great job performance, trustworthiness, and fairness in the police force.

8. What does Ms. Roman define as the main problem with the different policy agencies and their standards?
Ms. Roman defines that the main problem in different policy agencies and their standards is that the the differing policy agencies and their standards is that the main focus is on physical strength.

9. What should police academies also focus on, aside from physical strength, when recruiting officers?
Other than physical strength police academies should focus on problem-solving skills, community policing, and interpersonal communication skills.

10. What are some ways to encourage more female recruits to join the police force? How must the testing process be changed to ensure women are not unfairly excluded from the force?
Some ways to encourage more female recruits to join the police force could be good salary package and suitable environments. When it comes to good salaries for the police force and an environment that feels safe and suitable with lack of sexual harassments then more women will join, some just cause they want to not for the "encouragement". The testing process could be conducted under fair supervision in order to ensure that women are not being unfairly justed from the force.

If you are preparing to tow a small trailer behind your vehicle, you are
required by law to make sure the trailer has
O At least one brake light if the trailer hides the brake lights on your vehicle.
O An emergency kit with road flares and reflective triangles.
O A trailer hitch that can be locked to your vehicle hitch with a padlock.
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What is the arm signal for a left turn??
-left arm out the driver's window extending straight out.

Which of these industries is the least regulated by compliance standards?
A. Entertainment
B. Financial services
C. Food services
D. Health care

When J. Edgar Hoover became the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, what significant change did he make with respect to employment policies? He changed his employment contract to assure his position as director was a lifetime appointment. He instituted a strict seniority system that promoted the more senior agents first. He made no changes in employment policies, leaving that task to the attorney general. He instituted a merit-based promotion system that recognized excellence and service over seniority.

Which best describes how the information lobbyists provide to lawmakers is significant? Lobbyists are allowed to provide false information to undermine opponents. Lobbyists have access to information that may not be available to others, even politicians. Lobbyists offer precise information on voter positions, which politicians can use in elections. Lobbyists can present information in a way that supports their clients’ positions.

16. Regarding tolerance, Americans are generally
a. supportive of general issues, such as free speech
b. very intolerant
c. less tolerant the more educated they are
d. unwilling to share their views on tolerance
e. extremely tolerant of all different viewpoints

Upon seeing a "Road Closed" sign, a driver should:
-Look for a detour or an alternative route

destruction of seagrass in aquatic preserves is a violation of florida law and carries a penalty of up to

what part of the u.s. constitution guarantees individual liberties?

If a school bus stops to unload children on a four-lane highway divided only by a four-foot paved strip, must vehicles traveling in the opposite direction stop?
-Are not required to stop.

A _________________________ is tied to the government and all other political groups are pushed aside or even made illegal.
Group of answer choices

A Single party system
B Two-party system
C Multiparty system
D Primary system

WHEN PLANNING TO PASS OTHER VEHICLES, YOU SHOULD:
A. Assume they will maintain a constant speed

B. Assume they will let you pass if you use your turn signal

C. Not assume they will make space for you to return to your lane

Which constitutional right is the foundation of the right to form and participate in interest groups?
Group of answer choices

A Freedom of assembly
B Equal protection under the laws

1. What are depositions? The taking of _____________________ of ___________ or ___________ before the ____________.
It's Business/Law

Sam and Wade are walking home after school when they are attacked by two gang members attack them. Sam and Wade overpower their attackers. Sam knocks his attacker to the ground and sits on him until the police arrive, but Wade keeps hitting his attacker in the head even after he is lying on the ground unconscious. Can Sam claim self-defense

When entering a highway from a private driveway you must:
-yield to all approaching vehicles.

If you cordon off too small of a crime scene, for example, you could have _____________ that’s involved or affected by the commission of the crime that didn’t get secured.

13. The Jury had to be re-formed because they could not come to a
decision. *
A) Verdict
B) Anonymous
C) Unanimous
OD) Confidential

Andre lives in a neighborhood that has become known for drug activity. He notices that police cars have begun to slowly drive down his street at different intervals during the day. His father says
that the police are trying to remind residents that they are around and will punish those who break the law. What law enforcement goal is this an example of?

The prt of the business cycle in which the economy starts to slow down is called

Describe what this graph reveals about Holly's trip and the motion of the car.

A ________________________ is where two major parties dominate the political process, alternating control of the government.
Group of answer choices

A Single party system
B Two-party system
C Multiparty system
D Primary system

When parking a pill in a car with a manual transmission you should park with the transmission in

What are the penalties for refusing to take a test to determine whether you are intoxicated?
-Suspended for 1 year.

In a similar previous case the court ruled for the plaintiff. The court will now consider that previous ruling in deciding how to deal with the current case. This is an example of

Sometimes lobbyists providing money can affect legislators behavior when it comes time to vote on policies
Group of answer choices

A True
B False

The __ is a court in which an accurate, detailed report of what went on at
trial is made.
specialized court
court of record
writ of certioria
appellate court

Which kind of group exists to promote policies that would increase wages, adequate health and unemployment insurance, and promote safe working conditions?
Group of answer choices

A Labor groups
B Ethnic groups

A ___________________ is where many parties are represented in the national legislature, and where the government is formed by several parties working together.
Group of answer choices

A Single party system
B Two-party system
C Multiparty system
D Primary system

When a school bus stops to unload children on a divided highway, should the vehicles traveling in the same direction as the bus stop?
- Stop until the stop signal on the bus is withdraw.