They can surpass many different legal definitions of police corruption. If public opinion and legal definitions do not conform, the likelihood is that officials will act in accordance with the public view, and in doing so, violate the law (Goldstein). ... Analysis Police corruption is a major issue in the eye of the public. ... I would argue that there are legal and ethical consequences for prosecutors who know or should reasonably know that their witnesses will lie. ... Worse yet, prosecutors who are fearful of their own legal and ethical jeopardy may decline to prosecute cases where guilt hi...

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However, in 2008 New York City Council Speaker Christie Quinn claimed that the NYPD was not meeting its legal obligation to publicly release its data of the hundreds of thousands of stop and frisks they performed every year. ... City of New York, but upon the allegations brought about by Speaker Quinn, the CCR amended its initial claim and sought that the stop-and-frisk data from the past ten years be handed over for analysis. ... The analysis of NYPD stop-and-frisk data was based on the NYPD's 1.7 million stop and frisks from 2004 to 2007. The analysis reported that 90 percent of the sto...

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Irrespective of the setting and purpose, though, these types of written records can play a vital role in keeping track of important events and establishing accountability for future analysis or investigation. ... Unlike the continuous recording of events as with logs which are described further below, incident reports are single documents that are completed at the time of an incident and then submitted to higher authorities for analysis and action. ... The reports are protected from legal discovery and are generally not released outside of the hospital" (p. 44). ... Analysis The utility o...

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In order to intermingle with the legal professionals such as the advocates and judges, one has to be in the right state of mind. ... An analysis of the perpetrator's behavior is necessary. ... This raised an alarm, as it was so unusual for misdemeanor analysis records to be misplaced. ... Criminal Profiling Criminal profiling also known as CIA (Criminal Investigative Analysis) is a feasible analytical asset contrary to ferocious criminalities. The profiling system ranges from analysis the scene of crime and reviewing illegitimate profiles of reprobates. ...

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Police work is very stressful due to the pressures of the job, and strict legal limitations. ... Examples of organizational variables are personnel policies, relationships with superiors, and working conditions, as well as the public, media, and legal system. ...

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Guy Paul Moran Guy Paul Morin was convicted of first-degree murder of Christine Jessop a crime that he did not commit and was wrongfully convicted of to begin with. False DNA testing proofed that this man was not the murder. And that all information related to the murder case was poorly laid o...

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Introduction When is it legal to use deadly force? ... It was also found that "an analysis of the facts of this case under the Due Process Clause- required the same result, because the statute was not narrowly drawn to further a compelling state interest. ...

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