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local and national sources. Depending on the desired forecast, the agencies analyze the information using various forensic processes. Around the country, law enforcement agencies report substantial performance improvements resulting from predictive police technology implementation. Policing in the 21st Century Law enforcement agencies have practiced predictive policing for years. [1] However, big data analysis technology provides the agencies with unprecedented forecasting ability. The…

The ease of moving brought an explosion of swindles in this mobile friendly society. As a result, the drive to professionalize police forces grew. This fluid situation is why law enforcement was such a difficult undertaking. Compounded by a lack of a qualified professional…

The ICSIA public forum article was written by Hayden B Baldwin. This article is based on his opinion: Should crime scene investigators be first civilian or sworn (police) personnel? Hayden B. Baldwin's opinion states: Before I begin, I have to tell you the subsequent is my opinion supported over thirty years during this field and even supposing. I'm retired from enforcement. I still teach crime scene investigation, write articles, write chapters in rhetorical publications, speak…

analysis (Roberts 2014). The use of technology has greatly impacted law enforcement; however, one cannot expect good without the bad. Technology has positively affected law enforcement in a number of ways. Before the introduction of automobiles, police officers “walked the…

that prohibition was not working. Organized crime also affected Chicago. “Chicago was notorious for its prostitution industry” (Mappen 11). The rise of organized crime also led to the rise of Chicago’s notoriety. “As alcohol was sold all around them, police officers, public officials, judges, and politicians took bribes or looked the other way” (Blumenthal 3). Organized crime led to the corruption of politicians and public officials in Chicago, which is still present today. “To combat the…

race or ethnicity. More often than not, racial profiling also goes hand in hand with police brutality and corruption. While repudiation of the argument that liberal media outlets make the effort to observe police-minority interactions through untainted lenses by hyperbolic perspectives difficult, the recent abundance of questionably handled cases within the United States involving people of minority groups and police officers has nonetheless incited national debates over what changes need to…

resolution mechanisms, determination of admissions of guilt for minor offences and the consideration of dockets brought by the police where persons have not been formally charged (National Prosecuting Authority, 2015). The NPS is furthermore divided into nine regions, each lead by a Director of Prosecutions and each region is divided into a number of Clusters lead by Chief Prosecutors. Clusters are made up of a number of magisterial offices lead by Senior and/or…

Progress Report #2 (INTRO) Two years, two officer involved shootings, two suspects dead, and a community upinarms, post Rodney King protests, claiming it was a racially motivated killing. This was the nightmare Officer Paul Smith, of the Madison Police Department, found himself in during the spring of 1994. Even though he had been cleared of all wrong doings for both of the shootings, the community he had sworn to protect was turning against him. Not long after, Officer Smith started showing…

chapter five the use of police in the 1970s. He starts of by mentioning Sam Ervin a senator from North Carolina who would try fight then President Richard Nixon Administration stance on the no knock warrant. At the time the main focus for any political election was showing the public that they were tough on crime in order to tally up votes. This started to set up policies and agencies that will soon begin the war on drugs. First thing was the no knock warrant that allowed police to obtain a…

Revelations without Justice Miranda v. Arizona is a case that changed American history. Because of this case officers were obligated to exercise the defendant’s Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights with no hesitations. In 1955, Ernesto Miranda was convicted to serve a term of thirty years in the Arizona State Prison Farm for the raping and assault of 18-year-old Rebecca Ann Johnson. During his arrest Miranda was taken into custody and was never told that he had the right to an attorney, the right…