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    Body: Criminal justice interrogation techniques have evolved from a crude, abusive practice to a discipline reinforced by scientific research. There are several methods in investigators’ toolkits. Law enforcement officers who train in these techniques have shown increased accuracy when determining if a subject is telling the truth; however, these highly trained officers are sometime too efficient, causing innocent subjects to believe they have perpetrated a crime. Legislators are working to combat

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    physically and mentally strenuous job. The purpose of physical education training is to ensure that, police officers are in good shape to handles the stresses they are exposed to every day in their line of work. Physical fitness is especially vital in law enforcement due to two main reasons. First, physical fitness is necessary for active duty, as officers must be in excellent physical conditions to chase offenders and break up brawls in bars (Papazoglou & Andersen, 2014). Second, police officers need physical

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    Both private and public law enforcement agencies use technologies to help them prevent, deter, investigate, and imprison criminals. Technologies have helped law enforcement agencies to reduce crime rates within their assigned sector. Without technologies, crime rate won’t be as low as it is now. All criminals have one similar fear, and that is getting caught and imprison by law enforcement officers. FUTURETech are technologies that law enforcement agencies use nowadays to assist them in fighting

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    Assess the role of law enforcement and corrections in the future. What does the role of state and local police or corrections look like in five years? What about ten years? Support your statements with scholarly sources. Since the attacks of 9/11, there has been much reflection on current state of law enforcement and correction throughout the United States. Common practices in law enforcement and corrections is likely to change given the vast technological advances that have been made in recent years

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    Marshawn Walker Theories of Crime Analysis Spring August 30, 2015 Types of Policing Policing is to regulate, control, or keep in order with a law enforcement agency or other official group. It is a job done every minute of every hour of everyday by men and women willing to risk their health and life. To make the job easier different styles or types of policing methods have been developed. Some of the most influential types of policing include community oriented policing, problem

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    strategy implemented by the Boston Police Department in an attempt to better protect and serve Boston’s youth, as well as the population as a whole (Boston Police Department [BPD], n.d.) The strategy consists of three major pillars: intervention, enforcement and prevention (BPD, n.d.). These methodologies are all believed to work together to confront what the Boston Police Department portrays as the growing problem of youth violence and crime. As Siegel and Welsh (2012) describe, youth who enter the

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    The goal of community policing is to bring unity between law enforcement and the community it serves to recognize and address any issues with crime. Instead of arresting criminals and responding to emergency calls, police officers get involved with the community to find out the underlying problems of crime and disorder. They attempt to resolve problems in the communities of which they are assigned. In order for this to happen, police must come up with a way to create a network of personal contacts

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    Community policing techniques may vary from suburban communities and inner cities because of the demographics of the regions. Community policing in suburban communities can certainly contribute to a greater decrease in crime because of the close quarters police officers have with the members of the community. Community policing is designed as a proactive approach in reducing crime in the community. A collaborative relationship between law enforcement and individuals only strengthens the trust with

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    Introduction There have been numerous changes in law enforcement throughout the years. Law enforcement has had to meet the environment and the social demands of the public with the crime becoming more organized and showing new challenges ahead. This paper will go over the three common functions police perform such as crime control, order maintenance and social work. Crime Control Crime control is one of the major things police are responsible for in my option.” In textbooks, college

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    Plagiarism In Policing

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    proactive techniques of investigation, and persistent efforts to promote professional standards. The essence is a judicious and sophisticated balance between negative and positive social control. Policing is about the rule of law and due process: corruption and other forms of police deviance undermine

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