Which term refers to law enforcement units dedicated to enforcing morality-based laws?

• A. Alibi
• B. Special Weapons and Tactics
• C. Kansas City Experiment
• D. Vice squad

Answer: (D)

The main idea is identifying a law-enforcement unit that targets offenses tied to moral standards or social behavior. A vice squad is the term used for units dedicated to enforcing morality-based laws, handling crimes like prostitution, illegal gambling, narcotics in certain eras, and other activities considered vices. They typically conduct undercover work, surveillance, and interdiction focused on these activities rather than routine patrol or high-risk tactical operations. The other options don’t describe a unit focused on morality-based laws—an alibi is a defense, SWAT is for high-risk operations, and the Kansas City Experiment was a policing study, not a unit.