Officer discretion in law enforcement refers to the ability of police officers to make decisions based on their judgment and interpretation of a situation. This discretion can impact the decision-making process by allowing officers to use their experience and knowledge to determine the best course of action in a given situation. However, it can also lead to inconsistencies in how laws are enforced and potential biases in decision-making.
Particition in decisionmaking
That would be the law enforcement officer. They report, investigate, apprehend, and then present the defendant to court which begins the 'justice' process.
kind,fairness,and responcibility
Covenant enforcement -- in any state -- is the responsibility of the association's board of directors. You can find the process in the Bylaws under Enforcement.
The process of admitting a new state begins with asking Congress' permission. The entire process lies in the discretion of Congress.
informal amendment process
Law enforcement officers are mainly required to uphold the law.
Due Process
Unfortunately, NOT a Federal police officer. You are already too old, by law, to be considered for that position. However, you can attempt to hire on with almost any otherlaw enforcement agency that is looking for recruits. If you pass the medical, mental, and physical agility tests AND there is no age restriction stated in their hiring process, you can.
Unless you're an law enforcement officer, you can't obtain a standard Search Warrant (if you are, your Sergeant can help with this). You have the chance to obtain an Ex Partite warrant, but it's unlikley without at least the tacit cooperation of law enforcement. An affadavit won't help as you can't execute due process without being an officer of the law or a duly deputized agent.
To become a cop, or law enforcement officer, one must first of all attain a basic high school education. Further education at college or university is recommended and may help with the very competitive selection process.
The contracting officer should not conduct an in-process inspection.