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    Science Dictionary) such examples include electronic equipment (such as CCTV cameras)‚ consumer transactions‚ personal information supplied to varying government employees i.e. Doctors. All this information is very useful to governments and law enforcement agencies in helping to maintain social control. The social theory of surveillance can be traced back to the utilitarian work of Jeremy Bentham (1791) and his vision of rational social control. He invented the concept ‘Panoptican’ a prison design

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    education‚ and other social areas. I would get to know my community by means of verbal- contact‚ community meetings‚ visual scouting‚ and research previously recorded crime rates for the area. Begin with Community Awareness‚ show a constant enforcement presence. This will assure the community that their protection is priority. This will also help with verbal- communication with the community and promote community involvement programs‚ such as; community crime stoppers. Next step

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    My plans are to attend college and become a law enforcement officer. I am enrolled at Culver-Stockton College to earn a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a minor in Criminal Justice. On completion of my bachelor’s degree‚ I will attend the Police Academy training program. In October of 2016‚ I job shadowed with a Cottleville police officer‚ Sergeant Jon Araujo‚ who gave me valuable insight into the job and encouraged me to pursue a degree in criminal justice as well as business

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    the country and consequences of this are high rates of divorce‚ alcoholism‚ suicide‚ and other emotional and health problems. While all jobs have stress law enforcement the stress created is unique and often extreme and unavoidable. So learning how to use different techniques to modify the effects of stress is imperative to the law enforcement world. The most common method is to train officers to recognize the different signs and sources of stress and to begin to develop different coping strategies

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    I agree that the students of the Northwest Law Enforcement Academy be held accountable to higher ethical standard than the general public for this is the starting point of their career in law enforcement and this is the right time to start as a student. It is the start of building the framework of their career in law enforcement. Higher ethical standard has always been the foundation of law enforcement. It is the most powerful tool to become successful in this field. It is the beginning to exercise

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    results that could stop community crimes. Law enforcement agencies should also come up with strategic ways to reinforce the seriousness of community interaction. Multidisciplinary‚ community team are also ways law enforcement agencies can use for a crisis‚ or

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    Police and Law Enforcement Response CJS/200 May 10‚ 2012 John Scott Police and Law Enforcement Response Police are the backbone and muscle of the law. Without police officers the world would be in complete chaos. Any given officer has many responsibilities riding on his or her shoulders. Their responsibilities range from what many would consider the most simple of tasks down to the most extreme and dangerous of tasks. An officers responsibility include things like enforcing the

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    Law Enforcement Today CJS/200 Trust is a huge issue police department’s face in today’s society. Society’s faith in policing has been diminishing as the century has passed because of corrupt police officers and brutality scandals. An immense amount of law enforcement administrators are overwhelmed with the task of again bringing a trust worthy structure to police departments. One reason for the corruptness is the extraordinary

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    Corrupt‚ disrespectful‚ unethical‚ and criminal - these are just a few words society uses to describe law enforcement‚ but is society right? After the incident in Ferguson‚ Mo. the media has sparked more controversial outlooks upon law enforcement. Eliott C. McLaughlin from CNN states‚ “The headlines make it feel as if the country is experiencing an unprecedented wave of police violence‚ but experts say that isn’t the case. We’re just seeing more mainstream media coverage‚ and for a variety of reasons

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    focuses on how people who work in the field of law enforcement detect deception. Whether it be through interrogations or consensual encounters. I have a really strong interest in this topic because I am currently working towards a degree in Administration of Justice. I want to work as a police officer and eventually work my way into the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration). I also have a couple of family members working in law enforcement who have introduced me to many police officers

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