Arrest

The third criterion is a reoccurrence of legal problems, which result from arrest. Arrest from DUI’s, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, as well as, any arrest that resulted from the use of any substance (White, 2007). Lastly, the fourth criterion is the continued use of any substance despite having persistent or reoccurring social and interpersonal problems caused…

state officers were stationed outside and listened to a live recording of him making arrangements for sex. The point at which both parties verbally agreed to their transaction is when the officers were supposed to barge in immediately and make an arrest. But the officers stayed put and laughed among themselves as they listened for the entire duration of this man’s sexual trysts on all four…

one asked me if the driver had told me to stand…He wanted to know why I didn't stand, and I told him I didn't think I should have to stand up. I asked him, why did they push us around? He said, 'I don't know, but the law is the law and you are under arrest” (Parks 10). Rosa Parks became one of the main leaders in the movement, famously known for standing up for her rights by not standing up at all.…

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inspection and that perhaps 40% of the illegal population entered the U.S.. Legally on some type of visa and just overstayed. “The decrease in the number of arrests at the border is sufficiently steep. Arrests on the Mexican border exceeded one million almost every year since the early 1980's and totaled almost 1.2 million in 2005. In 2007, arrests were under nine hundred thousand ,over half a million in 2009 and 328,000 in 2011. That 2011 number is the lowest seen in the country since the…

powers, considering the needs and interests of all parties involved in a conflict or situation before resolving it. To illustrate, not all persons who violate the law would require arrest. In at least some cases, the needs and interests of lawbreakers, victims, and the public may be better served by not making an arrest (or not ticketing traffic violators, etc.). This is commonly referred to as selective enforcement of the law. Because situations and the people involved in them are unique, the…

may not be unjust and they might choose to follow or not follow the law and arrest people on certain charges. Officer discretion is a big tool in law enforcement. Discretion gives officers a choice in what to do in situations and how to act. It is beneficial to not only the officers but it is also beneficial to the public in certain circumstances. Discretion is used for a wide variety of things such as deciding not to arrest someone or letting a person off with a ticket. Discretion is also used…

are the sheriff of the town. It is your job to arrest people like Boo Radley. Wait a second! No one knows what happened yet. Oh, thank goodness no folks in this knows what happened! I, I, I bet Bob just… fell on his knife! That’s what happened. He was going to attack the children, but he… he tripped on a branch and fell on his knife. Yes, Bob Ewell was going to kill the children, but he…

nonsensically, and aggressive. Several attempts were made to remove Mr. Smith from the road, which resulted in an altercation that ended with Mr. Smith repeatedly assaulting one individual with a metal object lying on the side of the road. Mr. Smith resisted arrest and managed to remove the pepper spray from one of the officer’s belts and proceed to use it on the officer’s. Mr. Smith was subdued with a tazer gun and brought into custody.…

The Sherman and Berk Minneapolis Domestic Violence experiment was an experiment that focused on the effects of arrest with an emphasis on domestic violence cases. During the experiment, police were given three methods to use in order to reduce domestic violence cases. These methods included arresting the individual who committed the crime, an attempt to counsel both parties involved, and sending the offender away from the victim in order to cool down. As a result, some problems arose from the…