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protesting police brutality in America. The term “police brutality” has been in used since as early as 1872, when an already-detained civilian was beaten in Chicago, Illinois (Chicago Tribune:Police Brutality: A Prisoner Shamefully Mal. treated by Officers. Kicked and Pounded in a Cell ---Probably Fatally Injured). The increased awareness for the topic reached its peak in April of 2015 but peaked again in July of 2016 (Google Trends: Police Brutality). Police brutality in and of itself is a…

FUNCTIONS 1.DISTRICT COLLECTOR(SHRI RAJ KUMAR YADAV,IAS): District collector is an IAS(Indian Administrative Service) officer who has a myriad of responsibilities under his jurisdiction(district in charge).His main functions include: Etymologically, the name collector stems from the traditional role of a district “collector” whose primary responsibility is to assess and collect revenue in his/her area of jurisdiction. Also the district collector is responsible for the maintenance of law…

The personality of a police officer What does it take to become a police officer? What type of skills do you need to possess, to do the job and continue to excel at the job? Police officers have one of the hardest jobs, having to deal with criminals and other civilians who criticize the work when most officers want to provide aid to people in need. Many police officers use discretion that could account for the different personalities they use. Empathy is to put yourself into the same shoes as…

temerity to report him to the collector. The daroga’s power of harassment was enormous. ’’ The daroga system failed and was abolished. Then after the conquest of Sind by Sir Charles Naiper, he created a separate police organization directed by its own officers. The police force was now in the hands of inspector general of police. The government assumed the responsibility for maintenance of law and order. The mechanics of police administration was entrusted to a new, functionally specifies…

Formal Essay #1 : We Need to Defend Speech We Hate In the article ‘We Need to Defend Speech We Hate “by Lee Rowland. In today's society we are often faced with hateful speech. On everyday news and media they point out situations on police brutality and violent riots going because of innocent protest that others found offencive . Children of younger generations have no real understanding of what going on today . If our younger generation is taught how to appropriately taught how to exercise…

The Aftermath Delving into the ramifications and consequences thrust upon residents in Detroit, the participants and non-participants from the effects of the Rebellion illuminates the racial animus that I have documented through the years in Detroit, and one of the major motivating factors was police hostility, brutality and racial hatred (Fine 233-246, Widick 182-183). Numerous reports of police brutality were reported during and after the rebellion exposing the brutal treatment by police who…

resorting to killing them," unlike the police officers (100). Coates adds that resolving issues in a community like his, a Black community, "is part of being an adult" (100). He continues by commenting that he couldn't say the same for those who were not part of such communities. Coates then writes about a young nineteen-year-old man name Quintonio LeGrier who had a mental illness, was wielding a bat, and was killed by a police officer simply because the officer thought that the baseball bat was…

Police officers are often portrayed as the protectors of the people, however, recent media attention has portrayed them as violent and abusive of their power in non-violent situations. Whether it be in a small town or a big city school district these incidents of violence have been the center of recent media attention. However, there have been recent incidents of police brutality within school districts, elementary and high school levels, which furthers the poor conversation of Student Resource…

In “Public Cooperation With the Police in Japan: Testing the Legitimacy Model,” Masahiro Tsushima and Koichi Hamai investigate whether the level of public trust in the police influences the degree of public cooperation with the police in Japan (Tsushima and Hami, 213). In addition, the authors seek to determine which factors effect cooperation with the police. While Tsushima and Hamai succeed in meeting their first objective, the article does not address the second objective adequately.…

Law enforcement officers and their right to use deadly force: the revitalization of Creon’s concept of justice? Julia Kemp Big Books Dr. Diederik van Werven Word Count: 1807 “The law authorizes a law enforcement officer to use deadly force in certain situations”, said St. Louis County’s prosecuting attorney Bob McCulloch of the assassination of unarmed 18-year-old…