1. : Which of the following is a major ethical issue in law enforcement?
(A) Police uniforms
(B) Police brutality and excessive use of force
(C) Number of police stations
(D) Salary structures
2. : Racial profiling in policing refers to:
(A) Using race or ethnicity as a basis for suspicion of crime
(B) Identifying suspects based on strong evidence
(C) Randomly selecting people for questioning
(D) Assigning police officers by region
3. : Which ethical principle is violated when police engage in racial profiling?
(A) Justice and equality
(B) Transparency
(C) Confidentiality
(D) Loyalty
4. : The use of body cameras in policing is primarily aimed at:
(A) Increasing officer salaries
(B) Ensuring accountability and transparency
(C) Reducing the number of officers needed
(D) Improving police uniforms
5. : Which human right is violated by police brutality?
(A) Right to freedom of speech
(B) Right to life and security
(C) Right to property ownership
(D) Right to education
6. : Ethical policing emphasizes:
(A) Treating all individuals with fairness and respect
(B) Prioritizing arrests over justice
(C) Loyalty only to senior officers
(D) Using force as the first option
7. : Which international framework addresses police ethics and human rights?
(A) UN Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials
(B) World Trade Organization Rules
(C) Paris Climate Accord
(D) Geneva Convention on Trade
8. : An ethical issue with stop-and-search policies is that they often:
(A) Reduce crime equally across all groups
(B) Lead to discriminatory targeting of minorities
(C) Increase police salaries
(D) Improve community-police trust
9. : Which ethical principle requires police to use force only when necessary and proportional?
(A) Confidentiality
(B) Proportionality
(C) Autonomy
(D) Efficiency
10. : Building public trust in law enforcement requires:
(A) Transparency, accountability, and respect for human rights
(B) Increased secrecy in police operations
(C) More aggressive policing tactics
(D) Prioritizing political loyalty