yes he can
Question is not specific enough about what is being asked: BUT - if you are an officer and if you were assaulted simply because you were an officer, it makes no difference if you were on or off duty, or on or off the property. The offense would the same as if you were on duty in the performeance of your duty.
Assuming you're talking about grammar, no, it's "the police have a duty."
I think you do not get paid because it is a united states duty and your risking your life
crime is the violation of law, the breach of a legal duty. an act done against the state legislation's term offence is also use in the same context having the synonymous meaning but different use in different place's, offence is used for a lessor crime like a felony,all the crimes are offences.Faisal
Police car, or Police Department.
Police typically use metal handcuffs in their line of duty.
A serious charge imposed by military units could be desertion, which is the act of abandoning one's duty or post without authorization. This is considered a serious offense under military law and can result in severe consequences such as imprisonment or dishonorable discharge.
The police do not charge anyone with anything, that is the duty of the commonwealth attorney. You may wish to discuss the matter with a local competent attorney. They are best able to advise you on this matter.
Yes.
Yes, police officers are allowed to exceed the speed limit while on duty if they are responding to an emergency or pursuing a suspect.
Yes, police officers are allowed to exceed the speed limit while on duty if it is necessary to respond to an emergency or pursue a suspect.
Daniel 1:9-12 refers to officers of Babylon who were placed in charge of Daniel and other male Hebrew captives. These officers were mentioned as being in charge of the Eunuchs. The question remains as to whether this was directly a part of these duties or that this was an additional duty as well as them being in charge of the Eunuchs. Since there is no reference to Daniel himself being a Eunuch it would seem that this was probably an additional duty, although the question must remain somewhat open.