Yes discretion is used in police, corrections, prosecutors, parole, probations, judges, what a silly quetion.
It is referred to as DISCRETION.
It is referred to as DISCRETION.
Yes, if you believe that your text carrier won't or doesn't have the ability to read your texts (in or out going) either at their own discretion, or at the discretion of law enforcement, then you are deluding yourself.
Racial profiling is the targeting of individuals by law enforcement officials for suspicion of crime based on their race, ethnicity, religion or national origin. An example would be the reliance on race to decide which cars to stop for minor traffic violations rather than stopping everyone who violates without regard to race. Racial profiling is a matter of discretion and ethics when law enforcement uses their discretion to violate ethics by racial profiling.
Yes, they can, if law enforcement can produce enough evidence to support the charge, the proscutor CAN file that charge at his/her discretion.
yes, at your discretion Why not However, be aware that impersonating a law enforcement official is a felony, and even just saying that you are FBI when you are not can get you in a ton of trouble.
Answer is D: enforcement discretion
Yes they can, but it is not technically legal. LE must have probable cause, or an emergency situation must exist. In some situations reasonable suspicion might give them the discretion to proceed or not. A civil matter though is not a law enforcement issue. Civil matters are strictly under the venue of the courts. Law Enforcement may get involved, but only as a judge directs them.
Law Enforcement Officers have the responsibility to enforce all laws; not just the ones they agree with. Although officer discretion does come into play for many circumstances, the seriousness, or non-seriousness, of the offense is still no excuse to violate the law. The LEO does not make the law, but it is their responsibility to make sure people follow it.
Law enforcement was hampered by the widespread corruption of law enforcement officers and other public officials.
Law Enforcement Exploring was created in 1973.
offical law enforcement was lacking