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Correctional peace officers, correctional officers or c/o's are cops, and they are peace officers. The term prison guard is not one they usually prefer.
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How would you describe the peacekeepers?
Well, they are guards to keep peace in the 12 districts and also soldiers.
What states does correction officer have the same powers as police officers?
Some states give corrections officers the same peace officer powers as police officers, and others don't. In some places, corrections officers have peace officer powers only when they are on duty at the jail or prison. Off duty, they are private citizens with no special police powers. ADDED: Also, in many locations, prisons and jails are operated under contract by private corporations who hire their own employees to man these facilities. By-and-large THESE individuals have no police powers whatsoever.
Who is some on that works in a prison?
All kinds of people work in prisons. Naturally there are prison officers, but there would also be doctors and caterers, the governor of the prison, some security personnel and others. Some of the prisoners would also be doing some work in the prison.
What material did they use to play football?
heet pads and sholder pads,also a mouth peace and shin guards
What are the different types of jobs in the law field?
Some common types of jobs in the law field include attorneys (such as prosecutors, defense attorneys, and corporate lawyers), paralegals, legal assistants, legal secretaries, judges, and mediators. Other roles include legal researchers, law clerks, legal consultants, and legal administrators.
Where can one learn more on correctional officers?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is a government run website which has information about the role of correctional officers and how to apply to be one. Wikipedia also has an information page about correctional officers and other prison employees.
What is the status of the Marquette Ten Police Officers nowliving dead or still in jail?
One of the Officers, Ambrose did of a heart attack in prison in 1988 or so. Two others are also deceased, DeSimone and Ballauer.
What are opinions on the movie 'The Shawshank Redemption'?
A little "dark", but it adequately portrayed the emotional state of someone who had been falsly arrested. It was also quite accurate about the inside of a prison, the kinds of things that go on and the attitude of some guards from that era. Not all guards were that way, in fact most weren't. But there were enough corrupt guards that it is worth showing. In all, I would consider it a film to see for someone who is interested in what goes on in a prison.
What was the name of the war prison at Osaka where the high ranking prisoners were held?
SUGAMO PRISON IS THE ONE WHERE TOJO AND MANY OF THE HIGH RANKING OFFICERS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WERE KEPT . TOKYO ROSE WAS KEPT THERE ALSO . MY FATHER WAS AN MP THERE .
What is polic?
Q. What is police "POLICE" is a public servant sworn to hold the line between order and dis order. Police sever in a City/town/Park/VA Hospitals/Borders. The term means they are charged with enforcing the laws made by the public. The Badge is their symbol of public trust. Each State creates the laws saying who in the state are Police also know as "Peace Officers". Deputy Sheriff are Peace Officers and most State officers are Peace Officers. The Federal Government has Park Police, VA Hospital Police. But the term Peace Officer becomes gray along the Federal line. The F.B.I. are Police Officers, ICE are Police Officers, CBP are Police Officers, Border Patrol are Police Officers also are the National Park Police. If you are not sure just ask the officer. More simply put Police Officers enforce City Laws, Sheriff Deputy's Enforce County Laws and city laws. State Officers may or may not always enforce City and County Laws. Each State may have there own Enforcement arm. The National Law Enforcement arm is called the F.B.I. Any officer with authority who can arrest you, is the police or peace Officer. As for the name "police" means to cover an area. In this case enforce the Laws given by the public in that given area.
What is a baliff?
A Baliff is a guy/girl, usually a peace officer who swears in a witness at court. He is also responsible for bringing into the courtroom those that may be in custody.it is a court officer. But most "bailiffs" now are regular police officers or corrections officers
Are security guards allowed to touch a citizen?
Security guards are generally allowed to use physical force when necessary to stop a crime or defend themselves. However, the level of force used should be proportional to the threat, and excessive force can result in legal consequences for the guard.
