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    Police Brutality Law enforcement officers are authorized to employ force in a definite situation; they are trained in the use of dynamism, and typically face numerous circumstances during their careers when the use of force is appropriate. For instance, police are sometimes required to restrain combative offenders in order to maintain safely. Each circumstance of criminal activity posses justifiable use of power by the police. However, excessive use of power by the police, criminals, witnesses…

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    skin. Yet what the government has not tell you is that the latter, is an illusion unless you are the majority. People are blinded when they think of America as a wholly country of unity and acceptance. What the movement of Black Lives Matter and the police shooting in North Carolina has shown us is that basic human rights such as equality for minorities is still being fought for. In order to achieve this equality, we must understand that we cannot demand equality be given to us in a day. We…

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    Have you ever thought about your dream job you want to do in the future? will I have, and I want to be a Police Detective? The job I am interested in is a Police Detective, but you must work your way up, then you get to investigate crimes, and must put time into the case. To start off you have, to go to a police academy. But this is a great career choice because I am going to be doing great things in this job than any other job. It will be my job to arrest people who break the law. Helping the…

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    Wrongful Conviction

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    photograph or police line-up. The crucial role here plays the officer, who should choose the fillers for the fair lineup, and give the eyewitness instructions before the lineup. The eyewitnesses, in most cases, will suggest the suspect’s facial features as the main factor in identification. Thus, the police lineup should consist of the fillers with the similar appearance as the suspect, to avoid any of them standing-out in the lineup. If the actual suspect has a distinctive feature, the police…

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    Eyewitness Testimony

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    the trial which is based upon human perception and memory (Geoffrey M Stephenson, 1992 Psychology of Criminal Justice, p161.) “The reliability of eye witness testimony is a vastly complex subject” (Bruce Schneir 2012). When eyewitness testimony is obtained immediately after an event…

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    Examining researches, it has been suggested that the part of the problem with police violence against citizens is born of officers’ fears (Weaver, 2014). According to Weaver (2014), Gordon B. Moskowitz, chair of the psychology department at Lehigh University, suggestion is that the link between police violence and racism is not due to the fact that dislike and hatred of blacks by police officers. However, it is also guileless to suggest that those actions by the officers has no correlation to…

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    Criminal Psychology Introduction: Criminal psychology is the study of the intentions and behaviours of criminals. Criminologists apply psychology to crime in order for them to uncover the criminals reasoning for committing the crime. This is not a job that many people know about but I believe that it is a very important job so that the police and other agencies have information about what and who they are dealing with. I had a short limited amount of prior knowledge about this topic but from…

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    social networking argues that current public administrations, such as professional practices may face new questions about their proper roles based on the development of technological advances (McSwite, 2009). In order words, governmental bodies such as police departments might not know how to address public scrutiny created by amateur video which makes its way into a Facebook page. Therefore, creating more stress for the First Responder has he or she prepares for a public…

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    Police are committed to their duty, to serve and protect the people. Going back in history how did it all started? How the law enforcement in United States is connected to England. Back in the old days policing was different from what they are today, with the same principle of protecting the citizens of United States, police nowadays are going with the trend of the modern world to maintain the peace and fight crimes in the community, they are ready to manage and control the situations they…

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    Lgbt Persuasive Speech

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    can’t take me in because their proprietors won’t allow it. I wish I could help change things, but I can’t vote, serve on a jury, or join the military. I tried to get a car but most insurance companies won’t insure me. I left Missouri because the police stopped me for a DWB (driving while black), so I moved to Indiana. Now in Indiana, if a business denies me goods or services, I can’t even sue them. I will try to stop complaining and tell you about myself. I’m P.A.T. I am an acronym for a…

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