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    tough when it comes to implementing punishment, although some crimes are heinous and deserves punishment there’s also those who were convicted of petty crimes and were falsely identified and either facing a life sentence and or dead. Government Misconduct Wrongful…

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    “Police officers make ethical decisions in which they may have to choose one value over another, truth versus loyalty, individual versus communit, justice versus mercy. The officer must ask themselves if their decision is against the law, or violates the…

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    Police Training Essay

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    “Police are the only members of the public who are paid to give full time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interests of community welfare and existence” - Robert Peele. Law enforcement is a diversified, expanding career with a common goal: improving quality of life in local communities through the reduction of crime and protection of citizens. Adequate law enforcement is the backbone of a civilized, developed society with an established and progressive legal…

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    Current Police Issues

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    that the police face today and they are trying to make these issues better. The issue today that stood out the most to me was the relationship between the police and citizens. The news constantly talks about different situations that the public encounters with the police, right now all of the stories have been a negative light on the police. This negative light have cause issues among the police and community. In order for this to be fix, there must be a building foundation for the police and…

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    Prosecutorial Prosecution

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    According to Siegel, Larry,Schmalleger, Frank, and Worrall, John (2014), "This type of behavior is not unique. In 2010, the state bar association crated a task force that studied 53 cases of wrongful conviction. It found that prosecutorial and police misconduct accounted for over half the case". (pg.210). This type of behavior shouldn't be tolerated period within the Court System. So…

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    convicted of the rape and murder of Deborah Sykes. This case, as established in the documentary “The Trials of Darryl Hunt,” is surrounded by many issues dealing to Hunt’s conviction. Of these issues, a couple stood out the most; police corruption, prosecution misconduct, photo lineup, false testimony, eyewitness testimony, jury selection, and so forth. As a tool, to help provide a better analysis, course materials will be used. Before moving forward and exploring deeper into the…

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    Primary role of the police is to prevent the occurrence of crime, and when a crime is committed to act upon and gather reliable evidence that will establish a guilty verdict within the courts (REF…….). in order to do this the police, have to act within accordance to the law and follow the procedures set out by the “The Police and Criminal Act 1984” (PACE). PACE was passed to prevent any miss-conduct from occurring from police and suspect (Ozin et al. 2006). This essay will address some of the…

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    Police Profiling

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    How and why police officers use excessive force against American civilians has been, and will continue to be, a controversial topic of much debate. Our nation’s history of racial conflict and inequality, both personal and systemic, has left our country more divided than ever after the recent shootings of young unarmed black youth by police officer’s. These events are rich with sociological issues such as inequality and class issues, racial profiling, the militarization of the police, law…

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    Times are getting colder and the leaves getting browner. Its time to cuddle up in your fuzzy blanket and call all of your friends. These calls are fun, but not everyone receives those kinds of calls. Police stations and the 911 emergency hotline receives calls that will tickle a chill up your spine. In 2002, a man dials 911 to complain about someone being violently hit with an axe. The receptionist asked if the victim died or just injured. There was a moment of silence, footsteps, a thud, the…

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    case was doomed from the beginning due to police misconduct that has opened a crack in a door for criminals to slide through. Should the exclusionary rule be abolished? I do believe that court’s ruling regarding Mapp v. Ohio affect the day-to-day police work of our Officers. Peradventure, that the police are serving a legal warrant to pick up robbery suspect who also is a known drug dealer, because of the exclusionary rule from Mapp v. Ohio when the police arrive at the suspect address, they are…

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