As a stranger’s fingerprint was found in the crime scene, Miss Smith’s death was considered a and thepolice now have to find out who killed her.
(A)patricide
(B)pesticide
(C)homicide
(D)herbicide
Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was to death penalty for killing three and injuring 264people. However, he wouldn’t be executed anytime soon.
(A)judged
(B)prisoned
(C)criticized
(D)sentenced
The police must convince the judge that a crime has been committed in order to obtain a to search thesuspect’s house or arrest the suspect.
(A)wiretap
(B)witness
(C)warrant
(D)weapon
The talented young chess player laid himself open to attack, made himself look vulnerable and thencheckmated his opponent when least expected.
(A)deficiently
(B)deliberately
(C)imprudently
(D)implicationally
Having been for more than ten hours and asked the same questions repeatedly, the suspect finallyconfessed that he murdered the two people.
(A)arrogated
(B)convicted
(C)confronted
(D)interrogated
Non-profit organizations that advocate for the rights of children, primarily in the justice and childwelfare systems, are commonly found in Western countries.
(A) juvenile
(B)immature
(C)undeveloped
(D)disadvantaged
Every city has a/an telephone number for people to ask immediate helps from the police department. Inthe US, people call 911, here in Taiwan the number people dial in that case is 110.
(A)insurance
(B)rescue
(C)emergency
(D)disaster
Sir, thanks for your calling. An officer in the neighborhood will be to your home as soon as possible.
(A)dispatched
(B)dispersed
(C)distributed
(D)dissembled
The new committee decided to put more officers on the street to high crime areas.
(A)patrol
(B)park
(C)parole
(D)probate
Searchis a written order signed by a judge authorizing a police officer to conduct a search of a specifiedplace and seize the evidences related to a crime.
(A)wanted
(B)warrant
(C)regulation
(D)authority
In a democratic society, those who are charged with a criminal offence shall be presumed until provenguilty.
(A)naive
(B)nothing
(C)innocent
(D)incorrect
Clearly, information technologies in policing nowadays have assumed a new and morerole.
(A)insignificant
(B)vital
(C)minor
(D)reactive
Peter spent 20 years in and out of the drug rehabilitation centers only to find himself relapsing intodrug over and over again.
(A)addition
(B)addiction
(C)adjustment
(D)admission
A suspect of an assault case is beingat the local Criminal Investigation Squadron to find out the detailsand evidences of the case.
(A)interrogated
(B)insisted
(C)confiscated
(D)constricted
The police officer must have hard evidence at hand to believe that the arrestee has a crime.
(A)conducted
(B)committed
(C)consumed
(D)concluded
Forensic pathologist performs legalon a body to determine what caused a person’s death in a crime case.
(A)execution
(B)oppression
(C)treatment
(D)autopsy
Stop! You are arrest.
(A)down
(B)below
(C)over
(D)under
A police officer is testing the driver to see if he is driving under theof alcohol.
(A)influence
(B)intoxicated
(C)irregularity
(D)infrastructure
Chen You-hau is a person of Taiwan for economy crimes. He is at large abroad.
(A)running
(B)escaped
(C)missing
(D)wanted請依下文回答第46 題至第50 題:On April 17, 2011, Helen Lander was found dead in her home. The medical examiner Dr. Robertson originallydeclared the death an accident. After an anonymous letter and belief from former medical examiner Meryn Jumble thatHelen’s death was a murder, the case was reopened.Helen’s husband, Mr. Richard Lander, was indicted on charges of murder and tampering with evidence. However,Lander had a solid alibi. His daughter, the sole eyewitness, claimed that the door to the bathroom was shut, and whenLander heard no response from his wife, he opened the door and found his wife, and then he moved her to the bedroomto lay her on a more comfortable floor. Besides, the prosecution failed to come up with a murder weapon and motive atbeginning.Later in the trial, an alleged murder weapon was brought forth, the shower bench. But Lander’s defense team calledupon many witnesses to testify for Mr. Lander. One of them was Tracy Williams, a personal trainer, who said HelenLander had dizziness, which would explain why she fell in the shower.The possibility that Lander was innocent was quickly disputed by the facts that District Attorney Will Thompsondisplayed. From the opening statements of the trial, the prosecution stressed the idea that, in view of the rigor mortis,i.e., the stiffening of the limbs after death, Helen Lander had been dead for hours before her daughter called the police.The rigor mortis, which would not happen in twenty minutes, contradicted Lander’s alibi that he moved his wife’s bodyfrom the bathroom where he claimed that she fell to the bedroom almost 60 feet away. Lander’s movement of the bodyalso became more noted when the prosecution began to investigate blood spatter around the bedroom. There was bloodspatter at the scene on a bedside lampshade, a slanted wall and water bottles next to the bed. This blood spatterindicated to Rose Green, a forensic scientist, that the injuries occurred while at the bedside, not the shower as Mr.Lander had claimed.After a two-week-long trial, Mr. Lander was found guilty of second-degree murder in killing his wife. He was alsoconvicted of tampering with evidence in his attempt to cover up the crime.
During the traffic, people would expect police to regulate the flow of traffic and hopefully to get backhome soon.
(A)issue
(B)jam
(C)problem
(D)estimation
Where was Helen Lander killed?
(A)In the bedroom.
(B)In the basement.
(C)In the bathroom.
(D)In the living room.
In this car accident, if the victim suffers minor injuries, your driver’s license will befor two yearsaccording to the traffic regulation.
(A)submitted
(B)renewed
(C)suspended
(D)contradicted
Which is the most important evidence for Mr. Lander’s prosecution?
(A)Blood stains were found in the bathroom.
(B)Helen’s personal trainer testified against him.
(C)Helen’s death time wasn’t what Lander claimed to be.
(D)The shower bench was found to be the murder weapon.
Indictment is the formal written ____ of a crime, made by a grand jury and presented to a court for prosecutionagainst the suspicious people.
(A)accusation
(B)summon
(C)breach
(D)plea
Why didn’t Mr. Lander have a solid alibi?
(A)The text message left by Helen was contradictory with his testimony.
(B)The time his daughter was with him was not Helen’s death time.
(C)An anonymous letter pointed out the invalidity of his alibi.
(D)A mysterious woman witnessed the murder.
Although people may confess to a crime, a ____ cannot be based solely on a confession.
(A)motion
(B)conviction
(C)complaint
(D)tryst
What are the charges against Richard Lander?
(A)Murdering his wife and injuring his daughter
(B)Helping his wife committing suicide and hiding the murder weapon
(C)Murdering his wife and altering the evidence
(D)Hiding the murder weapon and deceiving the police
The application of technology to the community policing gave way to a process commonly ____ to as Compstat.
(A)refer
(B)referred
(C)referring
(D)being referred
According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?
(A)The murder weapon was not found.
(B)There were several eyewitnesses to the murder.
(C)Helen Lander fell in the shower because of dizziness.
(D)The motive of the murder is not mentioned in the passage.
Crosswalks at intersection are often marked with white lines, while some crosswalks have flashing light to warnthe drivers thatmay be crossing.
(A)pedestrians
(B)rioters
(C)hooligans
(D)gangsters
Randomized motor patrol ____ lowers crime nor increases the chances of catching suspects.
(A)neither
(B)either
(C)does
(D)must請依下文回答第53 題至第56 題:The Kansas City preventive patrol experiment was a large-scale test of one of policing’s most cherished doctrines:conspicuous and aggressive patrol in all areas of the community at
times prevents crime and reduces thepublic’s fear of crime.
with a Police Foundation grant, this 12-month experiment
geographical areasor beats covering 32 square miles into reactive, proactive and control beats to test the doctrine of conspicuous andaggressive patrol. The findings were controversial and included such data as no significant
in reported crime orarrests across the three types of beat and no significant differences in security measures taken by citizens andbusinesses.53
(A)a
(B)what
(C)which
(D)all54
(A)Participated
(B)Funded
(C)Decayed
(D)Erased55
(A)behaved
(B)collected
(C)divided
(D)executed56
(A)deviations
(B)types
(C)models
(D)categories請依下文回答第57 題至第60 題:The mission of the prison is to protect society by
offenders in the
environments of prisons thatprovide work and other self-improvement opportunities to assist offenders in becoming
citizens. Prisonauthorities must ensure that no escapes or disturbances occur in its facilities, and ensure the physical safety ofall
through the elimination of violence, predatory behavior, gang activity, and drug use.57
(A)confine
(B)confined
(C)confining
(D)being confined58
(A)control
(B)controlled
(C)controlling
(D)being controlled59
(A)law-abiding
(B)illegal
(C)criminal
(D)parole60
(A)police officers
(B)prosecutors
(C)correctional officers
(D)inmates