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    Overcoming Language barriers in law enforcement I. Ways of overcoming language barriers between law officers and citizens II. Language training as the most effective technique of overcoming language barrier III. Law department responsibility in catering for training cost Overcoming Language Barriers in Law Enforcement Law officers are finding it hard to work effectively mostly within communities that do not speak English. These communities in ability to communicate effectively with the officers

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    idea of a possible correlation between youth organized sports and youth crime rates. Sports are able to teach youth discipline‚ honesty‚ character building and social skills. Since there are not many variables in the data being researched most data will be taken from case studies and examples. Although there are a lot of variables regarding youth crime it would take too much time and effort to try and pinpoint all the different factors affecting youth crime (socio-economic‚ cultural influences etc.

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    generic drugs usually cost less. Dexedrine and cylert are two other types of drugs that are also used to treat ADD and ADHD. Where does Ritalin come from? Ritalin is not found in nature. It is a synthetic drug. “According to the U.S. drug Enforcement Agency Ritalin and methylphenidate are class II stimulant drugs”. (Beal‚11) The DEA ranks drugs on a scale from I to IV. Ritalin’s illegal use can lead to addiction. Ritalin is in the same class as cocaine‚ morphine‚ and opium. Ritalin began to

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    Book Review On Emotional Survival For Law Enforcement A Guide for Officers and Their Families By: Kevin M. Gilmartin‚ Ph.D. Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement by Kevin M. Gilmartin‚ Ph.D. is a book that seeks to inform and instruct those seeking to be in law enforcementlaw enforcement professionals and their families of the realities of a career in law enforcement- professionally and personally. And how to best prepare for emotional survival of “on-duty and off-duty” life

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    penitentiaries and isolated from society and from one another‚ so that they could reflect on their crimes and repent. Soon after forming‚ the Pennsylvania legislature authorized the building of a penitentiary based on the system of separate confinement. It was believed that solitary confinement would prevent further corruption from inside prisons‚ it would allow offenders to reflect on their crimes‚ it would be an irritating punishment because humans are naturally social‚ and it would be economical

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    national origin to find suspicion by law enforcement officials (ACLU). For example‚ African Americans are easily pulled over on highway because they are judged by hiding drugs in the car potentially‚ even though they are asked for consent to search the vehicle. Racial profiling occurs at US port entry commonly and especially targeted on Arab ancestry because they fit the profile of a terrorist. Racial profiling is any use of race‚ skin color by law enforcement agents as a guideline to search suspects

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    In today’s society‚ organized crime has come a long way since its origin. The typical organized crime family is run more like a business. Many have often compared it to a typical corporation‚ with its own hierarchy‚ or chain of command. Every person has their own job description‚ as well as their specific duties to further the profit of the organization‚ whether it is the mob‚ or a legitimate corporation. When comparing organized crime and a major corporation‚ there are both similarities‚ as well

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    Public enemy number one‚ Alphonse “Al” Capone ruled Chicago’s organized crime in the 1920’s and 30’s. For seven years‚ he lead a multi-million dollar operation in bootlegging‚ gambling‚ blackmailing and other illegal activities. He began his involvement in crime in his teenage years and despite being very infamous he would never be charged for any of his illegal operations. In 1899‚ he was born to an Italian family with many siblings in Brooklyn‚ New York. After being kicked out of school at 14

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    Budget enforcement is a huge aspect of my job. For anyone who has a responsibility in government funds is required to take a fiscal law class. The fiscal law philosophy is: “The established rule is that the expenditure by Congress‚ not that public funds may be expended unless prohibited by Congress United States v. MacCollom (1976)” (Kepplinger). All individual’s that have the responsibility to expend funds have a lawful obligation to spend in the best interests of the government. An individual

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    Introduction ​Italians are at the forefront whenever you speak of a culture with enormous success that stemmed from organized crime. Unlike them‚ there has been one culture of people that has actually remained in the shadows while conducting business. There has been one culture of people that has done organized crime the right way without much of the United States ties. They have their own governments and they operate under their own rules. That culture of people is the Asian community. ​​​​ Thoughts/Opinions

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