This is an act to create a bond between the community and their law enforcement. Each play an important role and enforcing this style of policing will only create a better atmosphere to live. ... Enforcing a curfew, removing many pay phones used for drug deals, and patrolling was how this was dealt with. ... Child abuse is another huge reason for drug abuse. ... To put an end to this, officers cracked down and used a higher level of enforcements to keep the drug use under control. ...

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Alcohol and drugs will be kept to a minimum and that will lessen violence and crime. Minors will have less access to the drugs and alcohol since they will not be out at all hours of the night. ... Last of all, parents will have more control over their children since curfew will be enforced. ... Police will be on the parents side enforcing the curfew law. ... Curfew is a priority in the future that needs to be enforced. ...

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There are more marijuana related arrests made per year than any other drug combined (Nadelmann). ... James Austin, President of the JFA Institute reported that "enforcing marijuana laws costs over 7.6 billion per year," not including court costs and correction policies (Austin). It costs federal and state government far too much to crack down on marijuana consumers, when funding should be enforced on areas of greater concern, such as education and healthcare. ... "By contrast, 32 percent of tobacco users and 15 percent of alcohol users are drug dependent," (Armentano). It seems as if the le...

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What the 'Zero Tolerance' policy meant was that all laws would be strictly enforced comes along with aggressive police enforcement (Grabosky, 1999). ... Bush has always been committed to engaging in a war on drugs (Whalen, 2001). ... Bush took military action in Panama to counter cartel drug activity (Whalen, 2001). ... This corruption makes things even hard for the United States in dealing with drug traffickers and money launders. When this cartel produced drug activity spills over into the U.S. the criminals must be dealt with within the U.S. court system, as stated in the article...

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The purpose of being a Police Officer is to protect and serve a community from various crimes that are being committed and enforcing the law. ... Some applicants are drug tested and even put through a lie detector test. ...

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Sherry Atkinson Dr. Bunce English 1123/18 03/06/03 Crime and punishment An issue that has continually created tension in today's society is whether the death penalty serves as a justified and valid form of punishment. Whenever the word "death penalty" comes up, extremists from both sides...

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The main problem with this is that the government made strict punishment for crimes and then 90% of the time the punishments do not get enforced. ... The most controversial bargain is the fact bargain where they agree to change facts, like amount of drugs, in exchange for a guilty plea. ...

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