Research in a law enforcement context is considered useful because:
A) It cannot provide answers to better understand any aspect of law enforcement; resources, structure, performance, crime trends, criminal behavior, public confidence, actions of the police).
B) It can provide answers to better understand just about any aspect of law enforcement; resources, structure, performance, crime trends, criminal behavior, public confidence, actions of the police).
C) It can provide a foundation for continued promotion
D) It can provide answers to better understand all aspects of tax enforcement; resources, structure, performance, tax trends, tax offending, public confidence, and actions of tax officials).
Answer: B) It can provide answers to better understand just about any aspect of law enforcement; resources, structure, performance, crime trends, criminal behavior, public confidence, actions of the police).