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POLICE TECHNOLOGY - Chapter Six

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Learning Objectives

  • The student will explore the development of police technology against the backgrounds of the policing models—political, professional and community-based models—thereby gaining a perspective from which to examine police technology.
  • The student will expand on his or her understanding of tactical and strategic information by looking at how technology changed the nature of fingerprint evidence.
  • The student will understand the difference between policy and procedure and look at how technology may impact policy and procedure.
  • The student will further explore fragmentation and the market-place.

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