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    the crimes potentially committed by Juan and Jamal. 2. Identify the victim(s) in this scenario. Outline the rights of the victim(s) as they related to social responsibility. 3. Compare and contrast the legal issues that could arise for the police department in this scenario. 4. Analyze how societal diversity might have played a role in this case. Discuss ethical practices utilized by law enforcement that help them to maintain their objectivity throughout their investigation of this incident

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    On Thursday‚ April 14‚ 2016 the North Charleston Police came to Clemson University to discuss interdiction and interrogation with students from 6 pm-7:30 pm. The two police officers that were present gave a PowerPoint aided lecture to students. Initially the various definitions of interdiction were provided and how law enforcement intercepts criminals on the major highways that pass through South Carolina. They covered the general aspects of lawful searches when stopping a vehicle and what to look

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    Police corruption is when law enforcement abuse their power for either their own personal gain or some other kind of gain like departmental or political gain. It is when they break the very laws and ordinances they are supposed to be upholding and enforcing. It is a very broad term that covers falsifying evidence‚ soliciting or accepting bribes‚ disregarding criminal behavior they know is taking place and all sorts of other forms of misconduct. Police corruption dates back to the 1830s when organized

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    style of policing that uses research to create or change policies to increase effectiveness. Lawrence W Sherman‚ an academic criminologist‚ is credited with making the term Evidence-based Policing (EBP) popular.During a lecture Sherman stated‚ "Police practices should be based on scientific evidence about what works best."Starting in the 1960s several organizations were formed to conduct studies on how to better prevent crime and increase the public’s confidence in law enforcement. The first

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    the detective trying to find out who killed him and why this innocent kid was murdered. they ended up getting a lot of false leads and rumors about who might have killed this kid but nothing was adding up. One day while investigating the murder‚ a police officer came to the detective and told him he knew someone who was a friend of the girlfriend of the

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    our Criminal Justice System. Law enforcement and Police Officers are abusing their power. If this goes unnoticed it could grow larger and cause bigger problems in our country. The United States Criminal Justice System is one of the best in the whole world. In other countries there is little or no policing. Police officers in the US are well-trained and it is hard to reach their position without a strong education. A huge quality of a perfect Police Officer is a perfect control of temper because a

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    Table 27 Police Officer as Sociologist # Title Role of Police Officer 1 Cultural translator Police officer attempts to lessen misperceptions between parties and to build trust between them. 2 Peace publicist Police officer attempts to redirect resources to improve social life in a more efficient manner. 3 Assessor of novel ideas Police officer points out the pleasures gained by misconduct so that a better understanding of why people engage in conflict may be realized. 4 Defender of the language Police

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    Police and Society SWOT Analysis (Paper #1) Ever since September 11th‚ 2001 a lot of Law Enforcement agencies were created. Many were federal level agencies and others were state level agencies. When asked to compare two different Law Enforcement Agencies‚ I chose to compare and analyze the Drug and Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Bureau of Alcohol‚ Tobacco‚ Firearms and Explosives (ATF). The reason I chose to compare these two agencies is because I feel that these two agencies have

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    without probable cause Starting with definitions first is Federal Government “an organization established by the US constitution to make and enforce the laws for the US”. We would like to draw a distinction between the government authorities ( such as police officers‚ DEA‚ FBI etc) and u.s armed forces‚ The distinction from the military is important‚ especially because the military may be an enforcement arm of the government. but under posse comitatus active military personnel cannot be used to “execute

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    said he is not sure if it could have been a pellet gun or something else but definately looked like a real firearm. He stated he works for a repossession agency and frequently deals with people having firearms and typically does not have to call the police and typically is not concerned but on this event he was and was confident

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