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    In the essay “How much Force is Necessary in Law Enforcement?” the author shows many strengths and weaknesses. The author’s shows weakness in the way he structures his or her sentences. It was hard to sometimes follow along because some of the sentences were hard to understand. There is part of the essay where I believe that there was too much statistics which makes you want to just skip over it. The structure of the essay was good because it was not all over the essay. I would advise the author

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    trends in law enforcement

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    several different components of this system‚ each of these components work hand in hand. These components are law enforcement‚ the courts‚ and the department of corrections and all are very vital in the way that the criminal justice system run. Even though each part of the system is important I believe the most interesting component of the system is that of the department of correction. Corrections has grown of the years and is now one of the fasting growing industries in this country. Corrections have

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    Abstract The analysis of the ethical decision making process in law enforcement agencies has been the subject of numerous research articles in the past several decades. The following research project uses a non-experimental design to collect and analyze the responses of police officers in a suburban agency‚ to survey items that attempt to measure officer perceptions of the seriousness of specific ethically problematic behaviors. Xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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    in ethical decision making as well as ethical behavior. Police ethics is an issue of how to behave. The oath is a sworn commitment to act in an ethical manner. You can ’t have one without the other being affected. A Dutch philosopher‚ Benedict De Spenoza said‚ "Because God is infinite and the creator of all‚ understanding God is the most important goal in life. Those who understand God will desire good for others and behave ethically toward them" (Spenoza‚ 1995). Definitions of ethical behavior

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    Motivating the Unappreciated | Crystal Tussey | | | | Trying to motivate employees who feel that they are under paid and underappreciated can be a daunting task in itself‚ but add law enforcement officers who feel that way and things can get more difficult. Communities rely on law enforcement officers to protect and serve‚ to be there when there is trouble‚ and be an example to those all around. Having a negative reaction to lack of pay raise such as calling in sick often and slowing

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    When looking at the conduct of law enforcement officers that are deemed deviant as they relate to ethical standards and personal conduct of officers that leads to them down the road of the community demanding answers for their behavior. To understand this manner by the organizational leadership‚ they must understand that their different types of deviance. These types of deviance are misfeasance‚ malfeasance‚ and nonfeasance that place these officer’s ethical standard that has been put into questions

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    Ethical Issues Involving DNA and Law Enforcement I. Introduction Beginning in the late 1980’s‚ the use of DNA has grown substantially in criminal justice systems around the globe. Like many other techniques that have been adopted by governments‚ DNA is a growing controversial issue. Proponents of the topic; mainly law enforcement agencies‚ claim that this scientific breakthrough can help identify suspects‚ exonerate the wrongly accused‚ and even prevent crime from happening in the future. Opponents

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    just about anyone and can happen internationally (Maras‚ 2015). It can be hard for law enforcement to understand cybercrime because of how fast new crimes are committed and the new ways to commit those crimes is constantly changing (Maras‚ 2015). For example‚ various ways to commit cybercrime include hacking‚ malware‚ cyberterrorism‚ cyberextortion‚ and cybervandalism (Maras‚ 2015). It can be hard for law enforcement to keep up with these criminals because of how often technology is changing. Account

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    What ever happened to the righteous law enforcement officers who abided by what they enforced? Today the numbers of people who have been exposed to unnecessary force by police officers has begun to rise substantially. In 2002‚ large state and local law enforcement agencies received more that 26‚000 citizen complaints. Statistics have shown that there is corruption in not only the officers themselves‚ but the law enforcement department as well. Most of the cases that are filed regarding inappropriate

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    brutality of law enforcement agencies nationwide. It is time for some common sense solutions. Law enforcement agencies are needed for better training to cut down on the use of force and brutality. If a police officer does not have the common sense to resist beating a mentally ill man to death‚ strangling someone to death‚ or taking the life of an unarmed man; no amount of training can change that. There is a drastic need for change. If there are so many lethal forced situations that reviewing them will

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