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    Effective enforcement of the antitrust laws in order to eliminate restrictions on competition is the prime objective for every competition authority. Our focus is continuously on the most serious violations‚ such as horizontal agreements and concerted practices between competitors. The harm done to consumers and society of such activities is undisputable which need to be curbed. There has been a lot of debate on the merits of criminalization over the last years‚ but there is no clear consensus

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    Everyday technology is taking advances in all fields of work forces‚ Especially Law Enforcement. Todays as well as future technology will make the jobs of those in the military and law enforcement easier as well as safer. As technology is breaking through‚ amendments 4 and 8 in the constitution need to be taken in consideration. The technologies may not be used to punish‚ and if it is searching equipment‚ a warrant is needed unless it will be used for sudden reasons of safety. In the future‚ instead

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    improved investigative tools. Technology is changing the way police departments operate. Technologies funded today were not even common knowledge just a few years ago. It does not matter which area of law enforcement is considered‚ technology will place a major factor in it. The abilities of law enforcement officers have been greatly improved by many forms of technology‚ like GPS systems‚ ultraviolent cameras‚ crime mapping‚ electronic license plate readers‚ and language translators to name a few.

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    Obtaining a confession from a suspect presents an arduous task for law enforcement and other criminal justice agencies. Because of difficulties that may arise in this attempt‚ the use of coercive techniques to receive information from the detainee may be necessary. Some will argue that these methods are superfluous‚ but using coercive methods that do not cause physical harm should be used. To avoid physical or psychological torture‚ the law does allow for coercive techniques. According to the Innocent

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    Law Enforcement Biometrics Market in North America 2014-2018 Biometrics is a technology to identify individuals on the basis of their physical and behavioral attributes. It involves the verification and identification of physical traits such as fingerprints‚ facial features‚ DNA‚ palm prints‚ hand geometry‚ and iris pattern‚ as well as behavioral traits such as keystroke patterns and speech patterns/voice characteristics. Biometrics has applications across many industries and sectors‚ the Law

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    Akari Palafox Mr. Vidaure Law 1-2 September‚ 17th‚ 2014 The History of Law Enforcement “The police is the public‚ and the public is the police.” ~Sir Robert Peel Modern policing has come a long way from the cave dwellers. Even though they had no idea they were enforcing laws they did so by keeping their caves safe from intruders. There has been many contribution to law enforcement since it has begun. These contributions range from the Magna Carta all the way to the Civil War. In addition‚ these

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    CJC 111- Week 6 Writing Assignment Daniel Brewer CJC 111 Instructor Alyssa Lang February 16‚ 2014 Chapter 7 our text describes many cases that have changed how law enforcement may and may not conduct police activities including the searching of suspects‚ seizure of evidence and arresting suspects and the rights of those suspected of illegal and criminal activities. Out of all these cases the one that has had the most influence on the initial contact with individuals

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    author of Educating Citizens in a Multicultural Society (Teachers College Press‚ $22.95)‚ spoke recently with NEA Today’s Michelle Tucker about the concept he’s developed called “the five dimensions of multicultural education.” Especially for NEA Today Online readers‚ here is the complete interview. A shorter version ran in the September 1998 issue. Could you briefly describe the five dimensions of multicultural education? Yes. But I’d like to first‚ if I may‚ talk a little bit of why I developed

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    our country is in the midst of an unprecedented national conversation on community-police relations. It’s all over the news worldwide. Barriers and promising practices in police recruitment‚ hiring and retention for advancing diversity in law enforcement makes greater workforce diversity alone because it can ensure fair and effective policing‚ a significant - and growing - body of evidence suggests that diversity can make policing more effective‚ more safe and more just. For example‚ among other

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    The incidence of law enforcement officers contracting HIV/AIDS in the line of duty in the United States is often considered nonexistent‚ but a deeper look at some interplaying factors involved in this assessment points to a different conclusion. In order to gain insight on the effects of the HIV/AIDS epidemic of the 1980s and 1990s on law enforcement officers‚ the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) surveyed every law enforcement agency in the United States about the occurrence and frequency of

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