Law Enforcement Flashcards

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What are the five models

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  1. ) Anglo Peelian
  2. ) Continental
  3. ) Developing Countries
  4. ) Authoritarian
  5. ) Asian
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Anglo Peelian model

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US and England
Citizen Focused
Service and Welfare
Community= Crime Control

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Continental Model

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France, Germany, and Italy 
Legalistic Approach 
law based or code based 
less concern with pleasing the public
more militaristic in dealing with citizens
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Developing Countries model

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Somalia Afghanistan 
Few resources
poorly trained
poorly paid 
prone to corruption 
Run by Gov?
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Authoritarian model

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Saudi Arabia, China, and Zimbabwe
Gov and military force
Repression, Brutality and torture
Based on Sacred law

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Asian

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Japan
Cultural Norms= Social Order
Less emphasis on individual rights

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Centralized, Semi-centralized, and decentralized countries

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Centralized: France, China, Saudi Arabia, and Japan
Decentralized: US, England, and Germany

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Functions of Police

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Deviance Control and Civil Order Control

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Deviance Control

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Task of enforcing community values and laws
-protect public from lawbreakers
-discourage alarming or threatening behavior
-Conservative in nature
~protect community from non-conformist

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Civil Order Control

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-Responds, supervise, or control two or more citizens
-To protect against the public seeing the police as the “Bad guy”
~Many nations have to have a separate branch to perform this function
- France, Germany, China, Japan, Saudi Arabia
- US and England police do BOTH

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England

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The MET

  • London Metropolitan Police Act
  • 1829 Sir Robert Peel
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Cautions

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  • England
  • Given to adults aged 18 years or older
  • minor crimes
  • You have to admit an offense and agree
  • NOT a criminal conviction, but used as evidence of bad character if you go to court for another crime
  • Stern Warning
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Conditional Cautions

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Must follow a set of rules or could be charged with a crime

-going to treatment for Drug Abuse

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Cautions under 18 years old

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Reprimands or Warnings

  • give reprimand for first offense
  • will give warning for 2nd offense
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Penalty notices for disorder

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-given for offenses like: shoplifting, possessing cannabis. being Drunk and Disorderly in public
-Will be asked to sign penalty notice ticket
~if you pay penalty then you wont get a criminal conviction
~You can ask for a trial if you disagree with penalty

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16
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Who can give police cautions, warnings and penalty notices?

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The police (MET) or the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 
-given for minor offenses
17
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France

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-Police Nationale (PN)
   ~Paris and other urban areas 
   ~Operates with Ministry of Interior 
-Gendarmerie (GN)
   ~Small town and rural areas 
   ~Operates with Ministry of Defense 
-Both conduct Deviance control just in different areas
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Civil order control in France

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PN and GN have specialized forces for this

  • PN= Republican Security Companies
  • GN= Gendarmerie mobile
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Germany Police

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Schop: 1st to arrive on the scence, handles general aspects of law enforcement and simple investigation
Kripo: plain clothes, serious crime investigation
Bepo: Officers in training, they are used for civil order control
BGS (Federal Border Police):Border Patrol, sea patrol, and railroad security
-GSG 9= terrorist Incidents

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China police forces

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Public Security Force- basic police service
Militia groups: Monitor broader regions
People’s liberation Army (PLA): military wing of communist party

21
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China’s 5 policing components

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  1. ) Public Security Police
  2. ) State security Police
  3. ) Prison Police
  4. ) Judicial Procuratorates Police
  5. ) Judicial People’s Court
22
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China Deviance or Civil order?

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Civil Order

  • mostly public security
  • Chinese People’s Army
23
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Japan Police

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Koban: Large cities located every few blocks
Chuzaisho: The rural equvialent of Koban
-visits each household twice per year
-goal is to have the officer be integrated into the community

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Civil order control in Japan

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Kidotai

  • young officers, military model
  • 3 years of service then they return to street police work
25
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Saudi Arabia police

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-highly centralized
Regular Police
Secret Police (Mubahith)
Mutawa (Religious Police)

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Civil Order in Saudi Arabia

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Special forces
-pilgrims and Festivals Police Force
National Guard and Saudi Arabia Army