Who Is Most Likely To Generate Legal Cynicism?

All of the three approaches have had a way to generate legal cynicism, but I believe that Enforcement Problem Oriented Policing is most likely to generate legal cynicism in a community because many residents don’t see police enforcement as one to trust. Even though enforcement problem oriented policing might be effective, if there is no confidence in the police, the ability to prevent crime will be weak and this generates residents to suffer from high crimes and question the police fairness. Many residents have also claimed that the enforcement have been very aggressive and mistreated them to the point that they are willing to give up their freedom in order to feel more secure even though it affects their families. This aggressiveness between the enforcement and the residents leads to legal cynicism.
It is aimed to only resolve individual incidents rather than focus on recurring events or crime problems happening at the moment and finding solutions for future cases. This leads for residents to believe that the police have no way to help them prevent and solve crimes in their community. I believe that Situational Problem Oriented Policing is the least to produce illegitimacy or unresponsive policing to generate legal cynicism because it makes sure that whatever problem is occurring they go further than just answering calls. The enforcement will search for steps and solutions that create such problems and apply those solutions to any other occurring crime or problem. This helps to reassure residents that they are being involved and are safe in their