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what is a arrest |
Arrest is the act of captivating a juvenile or adult underphysical custody by law for accusing the person with an illegal offense is anarrest. An arrest happens when a law enforcement officer controls the freedomof a person. Popular depictions of arrest differ from legal understanding,generally when arrest occurs in the real world there is rarely resistance. Asuspect is usually arrested after the consent to be questioned by policeofficers. Qvrfi |
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Circumstances that allow police officers to search vehicles |
Circumstances that allow police officers to search vehiclesis police officers, officers are usually allowed to search a vehicle of asuspect due to the car being mobile. A officer is also allow to do ainvestigatory stop if it is backed by reasonable suspicion. A warrant-lesssearch is also allowed based on probable cause. Warrant less searches can extend to any area of the vehicle, like thetruck, glove compartment and packages in the vehicle. There are limitations ofthe extent of search by case precedent. Full search of vehicle due to theissuance of a citation is not permitted. akxvr؟J |
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working personality of police |
The working personality of police includes all features withtraditional values and behavioral patters exhibited by experienced policeofficers who have been successfully socialized into the police subculture. Theworking personality of police also extends to his/her personal life. A police officer isdeveloped through association with veteran associates of the department andalso from on the job experiences. Hiring, training, practices, interaction withofficers, supervisors and citizens are the issues that impact the socializingprocess. y":tpvrЇJ |
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General characteristics of police |
General characteristics of police working personality; Authoritarianism, secretiveness, conservatism, aggression, individualism, loyalty, honor. |
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racial profiling |
Racial profiling is any action initiated by the police basedon the ethnicity, race, or national origin instead of being based on thebehavior of individual or facts that proves the association of the person in thecriminal activity is termed as racial profiling. Racially biased policing ispurely based on the race of the individual. Racial profiling has become animportant issue in policing majorly due to the media, research reportspublished that bring out the issues of racial profiling. 553ovrhJ |
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Three levels of enforcing public lawat
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Federallevel, State Level, Local Level |
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Historical development of American Policing �J
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Americanpolicing was shaped by unique factors, including huge span of uncharted westernterritory, population and wealth. The major factor of consideration forpolicing was the frontier as it was unsettled and wild. The law and order wasinitiated by the citizen posse and groups of vigilante. Structured legal enforcement occurred in largecities. 43":{"ssurЅk |
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Impact of Prohibition era on the Americanpolicing development |
Prohibitionresulted in a complete failure in America; it also impacted policy createdcorruption and graft opportunities. TheWickersham commission established guidelines that impact on major enforcementof legal aspects after reviewing the problems that occurred. |
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Kinds of agencies that enforce local law> |
Transitpolice, campus police, large municipal departments, small municipaldepartments, county-sheriffs departments, H |
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Role of the agency-legal enforcement |
Thesheriff department is responsible for the court papers, maintenance of securitycourtrooms, and administration of county jails. Municipal departments enforcelaw and protect citizens in the specific jurisdiction. Campus police have aboundary and city limit for which they work. -f-a8srG |
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Nature of private protection services in the US |
Theprivate protection service has had high level of impact on the legality andsafety of America. There are more employees in the private security than thatof the public security. There is approximately 2 million work in privatesecurity and 1 million in public legal enforcement. |
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Role of private protection service in the future |
Theprivate police service would expand continuously as most of the organizationand people seek increased security in this highly dangerous world. |
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Factors that guarantee high quality service areas follows |
Detailedapplicant screening, Standardized training in required technical skills,professional process of certification, state license |
