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1Explain the Tudor constable
- AConstables no Pay or Uniform. Dutys were not popular he still had to put his normal job first. He carried out punishment .He mad reports to the courts .wealthy people began to pay people to do this
- BHe was just a normal man
2Who were the JPS
- AJps were anointed by the king .They were more important than the sheriff. They were wealthy .There was no pay because it was honour enough .They could grant bail
- BJps were a king of a different country
- AJps were anointed by the king .They were more important than the sheriff. They were wealthy .There was no pay because it was honour enough .They could grant bail
3Who were the Watchmen
- AIn 1663 London payed for being watchmen. These were called Charlie's. It attracted people who were two old or decrepit . They carried a bell, rattle, larturn and a staff
- BIts Just A film
4What is posse Comitatus
- APosse Comitatus the body of men over the age of fifteen which the sheriff of an English county could raise as a force in a crisis.
- BIts a massive feast
5Who was the theif taker general ?
- AJonathan Wild (1682 – 24 may 1725) was a London underworld figure, notable for operating on both sides of the law, posing as a public-spirited crimefighter, titled ‘Thief Taker General'. Wild was exploiting a strong public demand for action during a major London crime wave in the absence of any effective police force. As a powerful gang-leader himself, he became a master manipulator of legal systems, collecting the rewards offered for valuables he had stolen himself, bribing prison-guards to release his colleagues, and blackmailing any who crossed him.
- BHe was a member of the gang of greggory
- AJonathan Wild (1682 – 24 may 1725) was a London underworld figure, notable for operating on both sides of the law, posing as a public-spirited crimefighter, titled ‘Thief Taker General'. Wild was exploiting a strong public demand for action during a major London crime wave in the absence of any effective police force. As a powerful gang-leader himself, he became a master manipulator of legal systems, collecting the rewards offered for valuables he had stolen himself, bribing prison-guards to release his colleagues, and blackmailing any who crossed him.
6Did the Fielding brothers publish a magize called the weekly and quartily persuit
- ATrue
- BFalse
7What year was the metropolitan police force set up/
- A1829
- B1749
- C1856
8What was the 1856 Police Act
- AA system of government inspection and inspection regulation. It forced the whole country to have police forces.239 forces were set up
- Bprohibition of the United States Of America
- AA system of government inspection and inspection regulation. It forced the whole country to have police forces.239 forces were set up
9What Was The CID
- AA PIVIOTHEAD
- BCID was the succuss to the detective branch(DB).Which after the detective was recognised .The CID was founded by Howard Vincent on 8th April 1878.They were payed slightly more than normal uniformed police officers. They had 3 chief and 20 inspectors. In 1883 Charles Vincent set up the special Irish branch.
10WHRE DID THE FINGERPRINTS BRANCH FORM
- AThe fingerprints branch at Scotland yard was set up in 1901 in july.The earliest case was in 1905 when there was a murder.
- B1909 IN LONDON
- AThe fingerprints branch at Scotland yard was set up in 1901 in july.The earliest case was in 1905 when there was a murder.
11what was the Metropolitan police act?
- Athe formation of the south wales police force
- Bit was in 1829 that the metropolitan police were founded by Sir Robert Peel on 20 July there were 895 constables and 88 sergeants 20 inspectors and 8 superintendants.They were called Bobbies or Peelers.
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