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    meant to support community by allowing them to be actively involved in decision making. The hope was to improve police legitimacy especially among minority groups. Many minority groups have felt they have been targeted and profiled unfairly by law enforcement which has been an important issue among blacks, Latinos, and more recently Muslims. The poor treatment of minorities has negatively impacted procedural justice which can dramatically impact cooperation from the public. Without cooperation…

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    According to social science studies, when a group of people feels that they are unfairly targeted, they develop negative attitudes towards a common course that is being popularized. It instills fear and not collaboration, hence the need for law enforcement to work in partnership with the community. The practices that the BW theory uses, such as imposing fines for minor offenses only burden an impoverished community (McKee & Lewis, 2016). What happens later is the fracture of the relationship…

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    Agas, Reyvie Ubod, joan The Problem Introduction In the field of law enforcement, from history and to our present world, law enforcers have been great hands of law and its government. In our country, the evolution of law enforcement has started from military to paramilitary until we reach to a more civilized law enforcing. The Philippine National Police in specific came from radical change from its former name Philippine Constabulary which most of its members are of military personnel. Nowadays…

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    DO YOU WANT TO BEA POLICEMAN? If you are interested in doing something worthwhile for your community, then you can take up a career in the police industry. Police officers are employed by the state and agencies which deal with local law enforcement. A job in the police department simply entails • Reducing crime • Enforcing traffic safety • Investigation • Working in jails • Testifying in courts in cases they are involved You have to be ready to accept responsibility, work as a team, meet…

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    Process-Based Model

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    behaviors and result from communities that view law enforcement in a positive light. Tyler and Huo (2002) assert that if Social Control (i.e. deterrence) methods often tend to alienate the very community that law enforcement needs to partner with, and the California Study shows that people who have a favorable view of the police tend to self-regulate and cooperate more, then it makes sense that a process-based model would benefit both law enforcement and the community. If the police and the…

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    Confessions?” The bottom line is yes. However, in this on air radio interview with Starr, he compares how two techniques frequently used by law enforcement in the United States with the Reid Method and another used predominately by areas in Europe with the PEACE method underline issues that cause these wrongful convictions. Starr’s discusses how the America’s law enforcement has monopolized the Reid techniques in the protocols of interrogation techniques under these premises of catching people…

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    Physical Force

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    as time, place, and the manner you performing your protest. Inciting violence or a riot may result in physical force. At that point, the police are authorised to use reasonable force to break up the protest and or gathering. Any person violating the law may also be arrested. Physical force must be reasonable. It must fit each and every situation the officer is presented with. It is also very…

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    actions under new scrutiny and changing the way that claims against officers are played out in court. Police have responded by trying to limit such recordings when they feel that they interfere with police actions. The fear that is most present in law enforcement is that these videos will cause officers to change how they behave in a life or death situation. To combat this, officers are now receiving training to deal with being recorded. The only upside to these videos, according to Johnson, is…

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    State Trooper Challenges

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    you and i talked about them earlier in the paper. So all in all, I believe that being a state trooper is a very good job that has great benefits and i would take it any day over a lot of the jobs now days. It is hard to find good jobs in today’s society, so i say if you want to be a state trooper then go for it with full…

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    Police Force Analysis

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    The function of the police force. The police force consists of many functions and roles. Their main role in terms of society is to “uphold the law fairly and firmly; to prevent crime; to pursue and bring to justice those who break the law; to keep the Queen’s peace; to protect, help and reassure the community; and to be seen to do this with integrity, common sense and sound judgement” (Saulsbury; Newburn 1996, p.xii) to further protect the life, liberty and property of the people. The police…

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