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    My Strengthsfinder Survey

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    set out to do. I need that sense of winning even when there is no contest or others to compare myself to. In my opinion, having the achiever and competition strengths defines who I am. I plan to apply this strength as I continue in my career. Law enforcement is a competitive field, officers compete with one another for special assignments and promotions. I am striving to promote further within my department and have taken a step toward becoming more competitive with my colleagues by obtaining my…

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    and analyze information that is pertaining to the subject (Research, Statistics & Evaluation, n.d.). In today’s society, law enforcement agencies are relying more on research in order to help their difficult cases. Evidence is the key on solving difficult cases, but researching more about the cases takes time and patient. Research in the criminal justice can provides law enforcement officers the knowledge and tools to reduce crime and promote justice in their community. For example, criminal…

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    Police Uniforms

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    would most likely respond law enforcement. A police officer’s uniform is designed to do just that- allow the public to easily recognize who they are. Unfortunately, a grand majority of today’s society makes the ill-fated judgement that police officers only pass out speeding tickets and make arrests. Although these actions do fall under their duty, police officers perform a wide variety of tasks in their ongoing effort to both serve justice and uphold…

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    pushed me to be a better person and take advantage of the opportunities I have. She always believed in me when no one else would and was never one to judge me on the mistakes I have made. She knew the day would come when she would see me in a law enforcement uniform and although she is not here physically she is looking down from heaven. Without her influence on me I really don’t know in which direction my life would have gone and I am determined to make her…

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    The application process of working as a Police Officer, Correctional Officer and Probation Officer are different due to the fact that each plays an important role in the criminal justice branch. I will be discussing each of the positions and the hiring process of Los Angeles, and Riverside in California. The hiring process for a Police Officer in City Los Angeles as listed on the LAPD website is as follows: The youngest age, you can be to receive an interview is 20 1/2 years old. The applicant…

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    defensive tactics, driving, laws and regulations, and firearms. Usually, this training lasts anywhere from twelve to eighteen months. Before becoming a police officer you 'll start out as a probationary officer. Being one, you 'll have to be constantly supervised while supervising your assigned person and only have limited…

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    who knows what our privacy would be like when it comes to gaining access to records. These two Acts almost contradict one another because for The Freedom of Information Act it allows a much easier access to government information in executive branch agency records. This Act also goes beyond that and will give one permission to get access to veteran’s military information of veterans who were deceased on duty. The Privacy Act then makes it harder for an individual to obtain someone’s personal…

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    Transnational Crime Essay

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    crimes pertaining to drug trafficking. However, with one of the ASEAN pillar, AEC, there is an increasing risk of large numbers of trafficked people. In light of PATROL (The Partnership against Transnational Crime through Regional Organization Law Enforcement), Myanmar government and UNODC signed LOA and then established MPNSC (Myanmar PATROL National Steering Committee) in 2013. MPNSC is comprised of the representatives from Division against Transnational Crime, customs, Anti-Drug Division,…

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    The last thing I remembered about him was his Roman nose. We were at ‘Big Joe’ Brady’s restaurant, and we were having a good time with each other. We agreed to meet at this exact spot, and time after 20 years, and then we parted. We just left each other. That was the last time I saw Jimmy Wells. I feel a drizzle of rain beat down on my coat. I’m waiting at the doorway of a hardware store. The moon glistens, lighting up everything just enough for me to see the outline of my surroundings. I see…

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    concept that is hard to define. It is often defined by laws that society must follow, and everyone believes that it they are broken that person is a criminal. That is not always the case though. Sometimes if a law is unjust the only option is to break it to achieve true justice. That is the only way that change can happen. In Sophocles’s Antigone the main character breaks the law because it is unjust. Through her actions Antigone shows that if a law is unjust then breaking it is okay to do, as…

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