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    Pc Sharkey Case Study

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    This scenario raises the question of whether PC Sharkey has legally exercised his powers of stop and search. The statutory requirement of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1998 and the accompanying PACE Codes of Practice require PC Sharkey to have reasonable grounds for suspecting Marcus of committing an unlawful act while taking reasonable steps when conducting the search. The scenario also raises the question as to whether PC Sharkey has exercised his powers of arrest by having reasonable…

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    “It was approximately 4:30 pm on a friday night. My shift ended at 4 but my partner needed me to serve a warrant with him. What are you supposed to do? He’s my partner and I wasn’t about to let him go out alone not have someone have his back. We begin heading to the location where that subject was staying.” “The guy we are looking for is a head case, he’s been know to run when law enforcement tries to bring him in and he also has a prior record with misusing pharmaceutical drugs so he could be…

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    Experimental Condition

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    power of .80 at an α level of .05. The participants will be randomly assigned using a computer based algorithm to watch one of three brief videos which depict a police traffic stop resulting from a minor traffic violation. Given the findings from previous studies, which highlight the influence of age, sex, and race in perceptions of police-citizen interactions (see Engel, 2005; Hurst…

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    Personal biography I was born and raised in a high crime area in The Bronx. Once I saw a man from my window robbing the apartment across from me. I was scared and did not feel safe. During that time, I grew up watching a lot of crime shows, especially Law and Order Special Victims Unit. I loved watching this show because it was entertaining, relatable to my neighborhood, and had a strong female role. Over the years my neighborhood needed to be more help to make it a safe place for people who…

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    Gangs In Spokane Essay

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    had seen coming, not even me. I had gone from honor roll student to thug gangster in just a matter of a few months. Life had changed dramatically, from not ever having been in any real trouble, to having multiple run-ins with the law, and an entire police force in the city of Spokane with my picture and vehicle info on their clipboards. I was running with a local crip gang and before I knew it, was in way over my head and didn’t know how to get out. The judicial system wasn’t offering advice,…

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    Ronald Cotton Case Study

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    When he was in third grade, he stole money from Hewitt’s BBQ with his brother. As he got older, he was charged with breaking and entering with intent to rape at 16. He was drinking that night and went into this girl’s house. He thought he could fool around with the girl, who was white, so he climbed into her bed with her in it, but he was caught by her mother. After he served over a year for that crime, he made more mistakes and got caught for breaking and entering. The next factor…

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    Police Culture Policing

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    in an internal and external struggle with Police culture and the roles policing plays in order today. Police culture or subculture, ostensibly, have virtuous effects and some severely immoral and unethical effects on the officers; consequently, the effectiveness of policing can be perceived as a diligent working force or a corrupt inept working force. This involves the attitudes of community members towards law enforcement officers; making an anti-police attitude or a more community minded…

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    days to find out what does the criminal do and the back ground for the criminal. Then she let the police went to his friends house. Then they catch the criminal successful. Criminal psychology is the study of the wills, thoughts, intentions, and reactions of criminals and all that partakes in the criminal behavior. A criminal behavioral scientist is a professional that studies the behaviors and thoughts of criminals. A large part of what them do is study why people commit crimes and how to catch…

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    Police Violence Police violence stays surrounded by the most genuine human rights infringement in the world. Over the previous decade, police have carried on in ways that have made individuals to think about if our officers of the law are truly doing their occupation. Unjustified shootings, serious beatings, deadly choking, and unpleasant treatment have all added to the ever-introduce issue of police fierceness. The truth is that the greater part of these occurrences go unreported or unnoticed.…

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    They are your rights as citizens. In a court of law, Officers tell you these rights. They can help you. in a court of law. The miranda rights are used for, a silence warning by police, to criminal suspects. Before they are to irrigate( is questioning an individual about his crime or criminal activity. ), and take into police custody. Officers tell you these rights to the suspects to inform them of their rights. These rights tell you what you are entitled to. Things such as, you have the right…

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