Building Respect For Law Enforcement Case Study

“Building Respect for Law enforcement” Not all Pennsylvanians appreciative of Law enforcement, but are there ways for them to earn people's respect? There are things that the law enforcing figures in our community could do to help the residents of Pennsylvania respect them. Talking or even approaching the law enforcement is difficult for some Pennsylvanians. It is especially difficult for the residents of certain Pennsylvania cities. Kids should learn that the law enforcement will keep them safe. More could be done done to stop the breaking of substance laws. They should work harder to prevent abuse, and make sure the victims feel safe after. They need to remember that their attitude is important when talking to people. First, kids should
Cab services should be offered at bars, so people won’t drive drunk. Bars should have a set limitation that should be encouraged and enforced in communities. Screening for drugs and alcohol should be done before student take the SAT’s so there is no chance of cheating or tampering with the results. They should also they have a drug screening before getting to a college to make sure they deserve to get in. In order to keep everyone safe from the damage of DUI’s the blood alcohol levels should be changed from .08% to a blood alcohol level matching the minors’. The punishment for DUIs should be more stringent, including more jail time, a longer license suspension, and a larger fee, so people will better learn their lesson. The problem with substance laws should be closer looked at, so no more lives are lost due to
Domestic Abuse is one of the biggest forms of abuse. Psych. Evaluations should be given to the abuser to decide if they are mentally sound at the time of the crime. After the evaluation it should be decided if they should go to a mental hospital if they are mentally sound, a grueling punishment should be given to the abuser. Child abuse is also a large form of abuse. The law enforcement should make sure that the child is participating in counseling. The parents are stripped of their visitation rights, to make sure it never happens again. Lectures should be given in schools so kids know its ok to admit to being abused. They should have groups were victims of abuse can talk about it. No one should have to go through being abused more be done to stop