Essays on Police

Abstract In this day and age the police mission in this nation is to execute and reinforce the law, to explore the unlawful activity and capture lawbreakers, to put a stop to crime, to help guarantee household peace and quietness, and to give local communities,…

Body cameras could deliver a better and safer world. People are often wrongly accused of crimes they didn’t commit by the police officers in many situations, innocent people could get jail time, and a lot of hate. However, if a body camera is available everyone…

Many ethical beliefs come to mind when dealing with my personal beliefs like the Law Enforcement Code of Ethics. When factoring the three most important, I established mine to be, treating others fairly and equally, avoiding inflicting pain and suffering on others, and lastly, showing…

Police are civilians who have been required to be qualified, educated and encouraged to uphold the law through contractual agreement with their authorities. They are simply citizens who have changed their previous social contract to include new duties, responsibilities and authority. An officer has no…

Few studies reverse the effects, advantages, and negative effects of full-body cameras. But the purpose of this paper is to deal with some of these studies. Dissect the results and reach a general conclusion on what purpose the physical examiner serves to today’s law enforcement…

Body cameras for law enforcement was an exciting new concept for officers when it first came out. Unfortunately, the technology was not cheap by any means. Reliability also came into question when departments were looking into this new equipment. Like any technology, the battery life…

Body‐worn cameras (BWCs) are one of the most rapidly diffusing technologies in policing today, costing agencies and their municipalities millions of dollars. In 2013, the Bureau of Justice Statistics Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics (LEMAS) survey (Bureau of Justice Statistics, 2013) revealed that almost…

Introduction The purpose of this research paper is to examine the topic “The Use Of Discretion and when does it cross boundaries“? There are controversial arguments that need to be addressed and point of views that need to be stated. I will began to define…

Police discretion is one of the most important segments of policing. It is penetrative and essential to the Criminal Justice System. It means the right of the police officers to have their own decisions, the right to put someone under arrest, and to enforce the…

In the Criminal Justice System, both Police Officers and Judges exercise discretion in their everyday work environment allowing them to act in a way that is most appropriate in any given situation. When using discretion, both parties must make the best choice for everyone involved…

One of the most notable, dynamic and often contentious components of the criminal justice system is policing. Policing has become increasingly complicated in the 21st century as officers are required to perform so many roles of counsellor, mediator, psycologist, peacekeeper and enforcer (Waby, 2016, p.50)….

The aspect of policing that is being discussed in this chapter is Discretion and Ethics in Policing. One of the main points that this chapter goes over is police discretion. Discretion within policing plays a big part when it comes to how the public and…

Policing is the process by which police forces keep law and order in different areas. Many different areas across the United Sates are policed in different ways due to different circumstances and the impact of some of these could cause more harm than good in…

Over the recent years past, there have been many reports discussing the use of police power in searching those who appear to be going about their own daily lives. The case of Terry v. Ohio suggests the changes that have occurred with laws that look…

Police are given discretion on the job to decide and utilize their own judgement. There is a dainty blue line that the police cannot over step or they will be infringing upon the law. When the police execute their official obligations, there is a sure…