the way to deadly force.” (Forst, 2014). Use of force is the amount of effort required by law enforcement to gain control of a situation of an unwilling subject. The different levels, or continuum, of force law enforcement uses can include basic verbal commands and physical restraints, chemical force and even deadly force. However, the use of force must be necessary and reasonable. The use of force that law enforcement takes action upon an uncooperative subject can put both the officer and the subject
Program There is positive and negatives about the 1033 program. For instance you can take the Ferguson case when there is a riot that outbreaks the 1033 program can be very useful. The department of defense offers free military equipment police agencies the only cost is shipping. The 1033 program was initially passed to help law enforcement to fight terrorism and war on drugs. The law enforcement agencies are given the options of vehicles, air craft, weapons, computer equipment, body armor, fingerprint
Policy Act (NEPA) was one of the first laws ever written that establishes the broad national framework for protecting our environment.” (EPA) Through the NEPA, partnerships between both federal and private agencies is paramount for success; coordination is not the only central aspect to a successful NEPA, the research analysis and understand of said research is just as equally important. In this paper I will discuss what NEPA does, how they work with other agencies, some examples of this partnership
INCREASING EFFICIENCIES IN LAW ENFORCEMENT THROUGH CIVILIANIZATION Law enforcement executives are constantly looking for new ways to improve efficiencies within their organizations. One widely-used method is the relatively old practice of civilianization, which has been increasingly used since World War II (Breza, 1985). A vast array of literature has been published about the pros and cons of utilizing civilian employees to perform duties that are traditionally carried out by sworn police
racial profiling and racially biased policing. Racial Profiling can be described as the unethical treatment from law enforcement that heavily rely on the ethnicity, race and origin of nationality instead of crimes that may have been committed by individuals. This practice was originally intended to catch drug dealers in U.S. Airports smuggling narcotics by Federal Government Agencies. Racial profiling was later banned in 2003 by The Department of Justice due to a considerable amount of negative feedback
vigorous sentencing than someone prosecuted in one of these states in 2015. The five states with the best animal cruelty laws, California, Illinois, Maine, Michigan and Oregon, a person could be fined up to $50K and/or sentenced to three- five years prison, Humane Society agents have law enforcement authority (meaning they can arrest someone for cruelty verses waiting for a law enforcement officer), increased penalties on repeat abusers, order of protection to include animals, mental health and anger
share information, law enforcement agencies must set a standard about the information that is available to shared in social media to avoid dishonor to institutions and themselves. The warrants of his claim are social media can affect the status or the image of the institutions and that officers should be careful when using social media. Stuart support his argument by beginning with a fact evidences about the expansion and the impact of social media in our life, especially in law enforcement officers
In the study was conducted among Secondary School students in India. The randomly Sample size was 300 student (150 male, 150 female), the age range of 15 to 18 years with the mean age of 16.5 years. Students in this sample do not have history of suicide attempts. This study reveals that the prevalence of suicide ideation to be higher among female students compared to male students. The result
The justifiable use of force by law enforcement personnel in the United States has its roots in English Common Law. In its original stages, force was permitted by all citizens, at the minimum, to detain a recognized criminal violator, and physical punishment, exile and death were common and acceptable penalties for alleged criminal conduct. When taken to the extreme, any convicted felon could (and would likely) be put to death. A person who opted to flee the scene of a serious crime became a “fleeing
A study by NHRC presents convincing evidence to show that several women and children ‘reported missing’ were eventually rescued from brothels and other places of exploitation. However, a person may go missing for different reasons. It could be lack of care and attention of children by the parents or guardians or care takers, or may be due to frustrations at home etc. Therefore, if it is a genuine case of missing, there is an act of helplessness on the