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    Introduction The Political Era of policing was started in 1829. The first police agency that was started opened in London‚ called London Metropolitan. When first opening the London Metropolitan‚ police were supposed to make the people feel safe and secure. During that Era‚ the rise of crime was at an all-time high. The policing during this time was to protect the community and make sure that the Political candidates were safe. They mainly conducted a patrol of the streets by walking and riding a

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    Policing in Kelsey: Budget Report Lakeshia Craig December 1‚ 2014 AJS/522-Finance and Budgeting in Justice and Security Michael Scott UOPX Online Main Policing in Kelsey The Police Department currently has an annual budget of $16‚177‚678. With the 15% budget cut‚ the mayor is requesting from the Police Department‚ that leaves a new annual budget of $14‚235‚356‚ a decrease of $1‚941‚322. The major change the will affect the fiscal cycle of this budget year is the decrease in the hiring of police

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    What is Community Justice? due to higher incarceration rates within the western world corrections programs are now community and justice services example; the homelessness issues are controlled by imprisonment; as with the mental health issues. Incarceration is not the answer; if it was then the USA would be the safest place in the world. WATCH TODD VIDEO Community Justice VS Retributive Justice CJ Preventative and Restorative – what can be done to build the bonds of citizens

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    uses an algorithm to predict who to surveil for signs of potential criminals or victims (Kosciejew 33). This form of policing has become increasingly popular in most American communities (Kosciejew 33). While this may sound like a good idea at first‚ it becomes a problem if it is used to judge and punish people for crimes that have not taken place (Kosciejew 33). Predictive policing removes the ideals of innocence‚ which our courts uphold (qtd. in Kosciejew 33). People being held responsible for

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    Policing Functions Kendall Cheney CJA/394 June 4‚ 2013 Eric Crawford Policing Functions Law enforcement in the United States has numerous functions that vary. There are three basic levels of law enforcement‚ local‚ state‚ and federal. These organizations are set up to meet the public’s needs. They do collectively work together to achieve many duties. This common purpose is to protect citizens and enforce the laws passed by legislators at the local‚ state and federal level of government

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    Name: Tutor: Course: College: Date: English Essay A Banking crisis can be defined as that time when multiple bank customers withdraw their savings out of fear that the bank might collapse or due to lack of trust with the bank. This situation is termed as bank runs. When banking crisis frequently happen in a given country‚ it results to a financial crisis and consequently a country enters a recession. The country experiences large nonperforming loans and a reduction in banking capital systems

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    Media framing is when the media assigns their own meanings to events by focusing on small parts of the event that correlate with the beliefs they want to portray. A prime example of media framing is the events of the Foxconn suicides detailed within “Worker-Intellectual Unity: Trans border Sociological Intervention in Foxconn”. As one can determine from the study‚ the Chinese government did very little to relieve or bring attention to the events occurring at Foxconn‚ a company that produces Apple

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    Predictive Policing Raghad K. Shakir Professor Johnnie E. Drake‚ Jr Information Systems in Decision Making – CIS500 July 2013 Strayer University The New Technique and Random Patrols Historical Studies and findings since 1960s have revealed the restrictions of police patrol and investigation for identifying and reducing crimes. The normal and classic ways of investigation did not work effectively to stop crimes or prevent them to happen by investigating suspects in the residential areas

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    Policing in Kelsey: Budget Report Jacoby Whitacre AJS/522 Finance and Budgeting in Justice and Security April 15‚ 2013 Michael Scott Policing in Kelsey: Budget Report With the City of Kelsey having an increase of criminal activity it is the responsibility of the city to ensure that its citizens are safe. It should be the top priority of every person on this board to ensure there is additional funding found so that additional police officers can be hired and trained. Police officers from

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    There were several different forms of early policing with kin policing and nightwatch being two of the earliest styles. Kin policing was a style of enforcement where family members or tribes enforced the informal and customary rules of the group. Punishments meted out from this type of policing were brutal and tended to fall into the category of “an eye for an eye”. Nightwatch was a collection of citizens who patrolled at night monitoring the city for fires and other problems‚ eventually progressing

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