Learner Name Assessor Name Rhiannan Fitzpatrick Albert Williams Date Issued Completion Date Submitted On 26/10/14 7/11/14 Unit Assignment Number & Title Unit – 4 Understanding Discipline Assignment Title –1 Need for and Role of Discipline in the Public Services Grading Criteria Grades Attempted Achieved P1 explain the need for and role of discipline in the uniformed public services M1 justify the need for and role of discipline in the uniformed public services D1 evaluate the impact of discipline
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The Evolution of the Police Force The purpose of law enforcement is to protect and serve the citizens in the community. Law enforcers are responsible for crime control in a community by apprehending the individuals who commit crimes and making sure that he or she receives the appropriate punishment for those crimes. Before there were police officers patrolling the streets‚ individuals in the military served as law enforcers. In ancient Rome‚ Emperors’ guards were responsible for supervising the
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AFRICAN JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE STUDIES‚ VOL.1 NO.1: APRIL‚ 2005 OBSTACLES TO EFFECTIVE POLICING IN NIGERIA Emmanuel C. Onyeozili Department of Criminal Justice University of Maryland Eastern Shore Abstract This paper traces the history of colonial social control and Policing in Nigeria‚ and also reviews the literature and examines how colonialism demonized‚ discredited‚ and supplanted the traditional system of policing. It establishes that in place of the old (traditional) system‚ colonialism
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Manoj-Babli honour killing case From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Kaithal honour killing case) Jump to: navigation‚ search The Manoj-Babli honour killing case is the honour killing of newly-married Manoj Banwala and Babli in June 2007 after a khap panchayat (caste-based council among Jats) in their Karora village in Kaithal district‚ Haryana‚ passed a decree prohibiting marriage against societal norms. Both belonged to the Banwala gotra‚ a Jat community. Hence‚ they were
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Criminal Evidence bill 1982 was proposed there has been huge controversy. When the it was enacted as the 1984 Police and Criminal Evidence Act it was described as the most significant landmark in the modern development of police powers” Chief Constable of Merseyside‚ Kenneth Oxford and former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir David McNee both shared similar views and felt that the new act would “go against the interests of the law abiding citizen and an effective police service.” There were
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BUSINESS SCHOOL Assignment Cover Sheet FAMILY NAME (PRINT CLEARLY) FIRST NAME YANG UNIT CODE HRMT5501 STUDENT ID. NUMBER 20812193 DUE DATE 1ST APRIL‚ 2013 NAME OF LECTURER JACQUIE HUTCHINSON WORD COUNT 1625 WANG UNIT NAME MANAGING WORKPLACE DIVERSITY LECTURE DAY & TIME (if applicable) TITLE/TOPIC OF ASSIGNMENT Gender Discrimination In Police Force Smarmy And Perfunctory Efforts Academic misconduct as defined in the “Guidelines on Ethical Scholarship‚ Academic Literacy and Academic
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Police Corruption Police Corruption in policing is viewed as the misuse of authority by a police officer acting officially to fulfill their personal needs or wants. There are two distinct elements of corruption; misuse of authority and personal attainment. The police officer stands at the top of the criminal justice system in a nation where crime rates are high and where the demands for illegal goods and services are widespread. These conditions create a situation in which the police officer is
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Women Working in The Police Force Focus of Research Women in the police service have gone from making tea to taking positions in all ranks and all roles in three decades. This research is focused to address the role‚ importance and benefits of using females in Policing. I will try to find out the development stages of policing. The research will be a combination of historical events and current roles‚ responsibilities‚ and scope of women in police force. Research Question The research question
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population. The police have their own ideological perceptions of what defines a ’typical’ criminal just like every other individual but this does not give them the power to stop and search on this basis alone. Section 3 of PACE specifies that if a constable has reasonable grounds of suspecting‚ a police officer may stop and search a person. (Home Office‚ Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984: Code A‚ 2:1). Nonetheless‚ this can be perceived in many different ways as to what is a ’reasonable’ suspicion
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Abstract This analysis explores the different types of tactics used by the police and judicial systems in various countries of the world. This paper is designed to examine and compare the police systems and governmental characteristics of the Canada‚ Mexico‚ and England. Each of these countries will be directly compared with that of the United States and its judicial systems. The central issue throughout the analysis will be how to balance the power within the judicial system as well as that
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