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How can police discretion be used improperly?
How can police discretion be used inproperly
What are the internal and external mechanisms that influence police discretion?
Some internal mechanisms that influence police discretion are the laws and rules made for police to follow. Some external mechanisms that influence police discretion are the type of people and situations that they encounter.
What situations would be a police officer exercise the greatest amount of discretion?
in which of the following situations would a police officer exercise the greatest amount of discretion?
Why do police officers need to use discretion?
There is no requirement in any law that it be applied with discretion. Therefore, except for the sociological and political aspects of their job, police officers are not required (i.e.: do not "need to") use discretion. The fact that they do apply it in some instances, and not in others, is why its called "discretion."
How did Large corporations undercut labor by enforcing what?
enforcing the closed shop hiring the police agreeing to collective bargaining offering higher wages enforcing the the open shop
Should ohm's law be a legal law?
No. It doesn't need to be a statute, because it is a physical principle. And it is self-enforcing; no police required!
Enumerate some example of police discretion?
Enumerate? Too many to list.An example of police discretion would be to give a notice of warning for a traffic violation vs. issue a citation.
What has the author Erika Fairchild written?
Erika Fairchild has written: 'Police discretion' 'German police' -- subject(s): History, Police
Is discretion allowed in law enforcement?
Yes discretion is used in police, corrections, prosecutors, parole, probations, judges, what a silly quetion.
Do Police use their discretion to exercise choices in their daily activities?
true
Do Police use their discretion to exercise choice in their daily activities?
true
What factor does not influence a police officer's use of discretion?
departmental policy
