Which category includes crime trends, mental health crisis, drug problems, and police legitimacy?

• A. Griggs v. Duke Power Co
• B. The Challenge of Crime in a Free Society
• C. Modern problems (4)
• D. Cybercrime

Answer: (C)

This question tests how contemporary policing challenges are grouped. The items—crime trends, mental health crises, drug problems, and police legitimacy—all reflect current, evolving issues that shape how policing is practiced today. Crime trends show shifting patterns that require adaptive strategies; mental health crises affect how officers respond and coordinate with healthcare and social services; drug problems continue to drive enforcement, treatment, and public health responses; and police legitimacy concerns touch on public trust, fairness, and cooperation, which are essential for effective policing in modern society. Together, they fit under a category labeled Modern problems (4). The other options refer to older or more specific topics (a landmark civil rights case, a 1960s crime-policy report, or cybercrime) and don’t capture this broad, current set of policing challenges.