Enforcement Reports Samples For Students

Body Cameras and Police Policies

Abstract
In the United States, significant attention has been placed on law enforcement use of body cameras. Police body cameras are small devices that are attached to the officer’s uniform or worn as a head piece that record police interaction with the public. Both supporters and opponents of the use of these cameras have cited several reasons for their stance and the issue remains controversial. This paper takes a deep look at this issue with particular focus on the importance and the role of police body worn cameras. Some of the major aspects that will be explored in the ...

Law enforcement occurs as one of the most pertinent matters of concern in the United States. This can be attributed to the fact that division of powers, as well as the checks and balances enshrined to each branch of government tend to constrain each other. The United States Constitution dictates that the powers of the federal government are limited to those spelt out in the Constitution. Despite this, there is a need to note that the recent past has experience a rise in cases where the federal law enforcement has encroached on roles enshrined to other agencies, especially the police. This ...

Introduction

The federal government system functions with hundreds of federal agencies and administrative offices. These federal agencies have specific purposes and were formed through enactment of congress. Congress has been given the mandate to create such agencies and these agencies are answerable to congress at any point in time. Some agencies are formed under cabinet departments while others are independent agencies. The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) is one such federal agency. The DEA, as the name suggests, is cabinet agency formed in response to the drug menace that has hit the country in the 1970s. Its sole purpose is to ...

Arthur Benaive (2008) like many concerned modern scientists in the American society consistently criticizes attempts by law markers in covering up the real deal of the drug trade claiming to have begun a “war on drugs.’ The author defines this situation “holy war’ comparing it to ones fought in Islamic nations for the purposes of religious freedom or acknowledgement of God. On the other hand, institutions set up to fight ‘war on drugs’ are actually means to building the business since there are benefits to be gained from sustaining it in the name of God classifying it ‘holy.’ From further ...

Introduction

The Department of Homeland Security was created by the government in 2011 after the September 11th attack. Its major function is to ensure maximum protection of US citizens and safeguarding the country from foreign and domestic attacks. It draws professionals from different backgrounds whose agenda is to maintain peace and stability. The DHS professionals include border patrol agents, emergency management specialist, cyber security specialists, intelligence analysts, and law enforcement officers amongst others.

Border Patrol agent

A border patrol agent avoids illegal entrants of both people and goods in the country. They are situated alongside the borders and spend most of their time ...

Infanticide

Studies on criminal justice, especially as it relates to infanticide case have shaded more light on how to perform a wide variety of services which include crime investigative work, identifying suspects, among other duties for the benefit of the general public. A more multidiscipline team approach has been the prime factor to ensuring comprehensive response to myriad of problems relating to infanticide and putting face on the actions necessary to be taken. In this perspective, looking at the Smithville community, the society is violent to children. In fact, as the statistics suggest, children are at high risks of being in ...

Criminal Law

Abstract
This paper will discuss the measures the government will have to take to decrease the level of robbery which will include the criminal policies that has combined both prevention and conservative and deterrence programs. The main problem is the failure to strictly implement the law and weakly defined goals. The technical methods shall also be discussed such as planning, programming and budgeting systems (PPBS), and the cost benefit analysis in order to determine the efficiency of the program. Another consideration to ensure the efficiency of the policy is to address the targeted issue. The best way to ...

It has been tradition in many urban centers in the UK for law enforcement agents to give low attention to anti social behaviors among the society members. The law enforcement officers have primarily directed their efforts to issues that they consider to be against the law or that are “real crime”. What they fail to realize is that anti social behaviors such as drug dealing, illegal drug taking, bullying of vulnerable families, graffiti, littering and breaking windows bring about great discomfort to the society and significantly affects the society’s way of life. According to research statistics, the police ...

Introduction

United States federal government, Wisconsin’s local government, Department of Transportation, and all the safety partners need to move with speed to curb drunken driving menace in Wisconsin state. This problem can be achieved only if there is collaborative partnership between the government departments, private institutions and the local citizens. This research paper seeks to answer the question on; what should be done to reduce incidences of drunken driving in Wisconsin? I propose that there should be a collaborative effort between the government, private institutions, and citizens in coming with the proper programs to solve the problem. This is because ...

Business Law

promissory estoppels in Business contracts

Introduction

Miller (2013, p. 173) stated that the doctrine of promissory estoppel also known as “detrimental reliance”, shall give any person who has reasonably and substantially relied on the promise of another to acquire some measure of recovery. At present time, the doctrine of promissory estoppel has been used in different contexts by the court that allowed the recovery of a promise despite lack consideration on the promissor. The doctrine enabled the court to enforce an unenforceable promise that will prevent the miscarriage of justice to those who suffered losses and damages. In order for the ...

The greatest challenge facing law enforcement agencies in investigating the exploitation, cyber stalking, and obscenity is the interconnected nature of technology that forms the internet, making it a global problem. It implies that various cyber crimes have spread to an extent beyond the control of these enforcement agencies. The regional agreement like the Europe convention on cyber crime has thus failed to keep pace with the rapid technological advancements hence leading to their imperfection (Clough, 2012).
The conventions in the form of regional agreements are also not a model law as others argue it out. However, they are just framework ...

IRISH EQUITY LAW

IRISH EQUITY LAW
The Mareva injunction is a very powerful remedy which if improperly invoked will bring about an injustice, something that it was designed to prevent’

Introduction

- Definition of Mareva Injunction:
A Mareva Injunction is defined “as an injunction which freezes a defendant’s assets, preventing their dissipation, and ensuring that they shall be available to the plaintiff, in the event that the plaintiff succeeds in the trial of action.”
In the case of Bank Mellat v Nikpour, the judge described Mareva injunction as “one of the law’s two nuclear weapons”. In O’Mahoney v Horgan ...

Introduction

Nations and states in the world have a responsibility of protecting the citizens against mistreatment and harsh conditions in their environment. In the same way, all countries and the international community has the responsibilities of establishing and enforcing the Human Rights and ensuring that the rights al which is fundamental and inherent to human beings are observed and protected. In the employment sector, there are employment laws which are set to protect the human rights and ensure fair and treatment of the employees by the employers. Employers are required to adhere to the employment laws in the country or ...

Challenges Facing Federal Agencies in Fighting Digital Crimes

Cyber crimes have drastically and rapidly risen up the ranks of dreadful crimes that law agencies face. They have the challenge of handling cybercrimes using limited resources (Curtis, 2000). The agencies are normally called upon to cut back their inadequate budgets consequently, reducing the amount of resources available at their disposal. In that effect, they function at a reduced level of competency.
The first challenge is that the agencies cannot acquire enough initial investment to match the expensive demand posed by cyber crimes (Curtis 2000). Moreover, the agencies needs a consistent inflow of cash to aid in keeping the equipment ...

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has a multiple and coordinated police structure. In the United Arab Emirates, the Ministry of Interior is charged with the control and supervision of the police in each of the seven emirates that make up the nation. Each of the emirates own a police unit and they exercise supervision over the police stations. The local police are semi-autonomous. The police unit is responsible for the maintenance of internal security while the Federal Armed Forces concern themselves with external security. Similarly, the United States police structure is also of a decentralized nature and operates at three levels. The ...

Issues for Healthcare Organizations

Lesson 3:1- Antitrust
Lesson 3:2 - Health Information Management
Lesson 3:3 - Fraud, Abuse, and Corporate Compliance
Abstract
This document contains answers to lessons 3 units 1, 2, 3 pertaining to Issues for Healthcare Organizations. Unit 1 explores antitrust management; unit 2 - Health Information Management and unit 3 Fraud, Abuse, and Corporate Compliance.
Issues for Healthcare Organizations
Lesson 3:1- Antitrust

Question 1: Antitrust regulations - Sherman and Clayton Acts

- Mergers, consolidations and acquisition components of Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts like any other corporate legal intervention endorses regulations regarding purchasing; selling, dividing and combining with other companies that offer different ...

Debatably, the police force is the most conspicuous aspect of the criminal justice system. Concerned with direct enforcement of the law, the police force has the powers to investigate and conduct a lawful arrest. Within the police department are many other sections such as the traffic police, crime scene investigators et cetera. All these sections play roles within the whole system. The government provides the police with such facilities as vehicles and CCTV cameras to make the enforcement of the law more effective (Neubauer 111). Still, the police force is said to be the most corrupt institution in any country ...

Introduction

The strategy is the purpose and direction an organization takes to get to its future and achieve long-term goals. It involves motivating trustees in the organization to engage meaningfully with the external environment. The organization, thus, matches its diverse capabilities with the needs of the stakeholders. An organization and in this case the MacDonald has a strategy that determines how the business relates to the outside world. It also determines how the organization will take every opportunity to innovate, improvise as well as make improvements. MacDonald should have a strategy that concentrates on priorities, making sure that the organization’ ...

Introduction

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) entails the practices that are undertaken by the organization as a way of giving back to the society b solving the social or environmental issue. For instance, the business may fund projects in the community such as schools programs and clean water projects. Additionally, the corporations may undertake climate change activities such as planting trees and reducing emissions as well as funding for research for common good such as Ebola and cancer programs. Implied, the corporations bet on these projects to create customer awareness and as a way to win their loyalty in the long-term. ...

Review Article:

1.0. Introduction
International Financial Reporting Standards is the set of principles for preparing financial reports defined by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB). It defines the principles in order to provide companies with a universal scale of preparing their reports. In certain situations, it is considered a dual-edged sword with both its merits as well as demerits from different perspectives (Damant, 2006). Currently, the government of India aims to replace its old structure of financial reporting with the enforcement of IFRS. This paper aims to critically review the research report titled as “IFRS in India: Challenges and Opportunities”, written ...

Please find my recommendation report to the China based Linyi Hannover Bar & Grill overleaf.

The report follows from the proposal previously submitted and is prepared for the attention of the restaurant’s General Manager, Financial Manager and Executive Chef who are the key decision makers in the company.
The recommendation report explores the option of purchasing fresh food ingredients daily in-market versus using a food supply delivery service to have the ingredients brought to the restaurant. This is done by mainly looking at several factors relevant to restaurant operations such as budget, quality of ingredients, desired frequency of supply, legal and financial risks, as well as the operating environment. The delivery service method ...

Introduction3

Alternative 1: Technical Control3
Internet Protocol Cameras.3
Cloud-Based Security Services..4

Data Encryption Services4

Radio Frequency Identification Tags .4
Biometric Systems of identification4
Using Electronic Articles Surveillance5
Access Control Mechanisms5
Non-technical Approaches to Solving Employee Theft in Retail Business.6
Pre-Screening the Employees7
Demystifying the Process of Loss in the Organization 8
Training on the Prevention of Loss 9
The Adoption of the Open Door Policy.9
Imposition of Strict Penalties on Rogue Employees..9

The Use of a Buddy System and an Employee Tip Line.10

Recommendation.11
Conclusion.12

Works Cited13

Business
Analytical Report
Abstract
This analytical is a comparative analysis of two courses of action ...

Introduction

The topic of leadership is one that has attracted a lot of interest from academicians as well as practitioners. A lot of research has been conducted on the topic with the aim of establishing what exactly leadership entails. There is in fact thousands of books, articles and other publications on this topic. Leadership has also been exposed to a variety of definitions with many scholars failing to come to a consensus in regard to the most accurate definition. Nevertheless, leadership is often seen by many as the organizational process through which an individual influences other people towards attaining or achieving common goals. ...

History of the United States of America war on drugs began way back in the early 1900s. However, a number of drugs started becoming common in the late 1800s. The prevalent drugs were opium, cocaine, morphine and heroine. Cocaine was common after the Civil war in America. Cocaine was allegedly used in the manufacture of the popular beverage Coca-Cola; heroine was used to treat respiratory illnesses, and morphine was been used for other medicinal purposes but was abused from time to time (Count The Costs, 2012). It was realized that the psychotropic drugs had a great potential of addiction and the ...

Political Science

Introduction
The organization that has been picked for analysis within this assignment appears to be relatively well-known across the nation. Sovereign Citizens (also known as Freemen) has certain similarities with traditional terrorist organizations and at the same time possesses certain unique, distinctive features which make it not only appealing for certain categories of citizens, but also increasingly dangerous for the national security in many ways.
This research is composed of four main parts. The first one is a brief analytical description of the organization from the historical, functional and structural points of view. The next three parts address ...

Arson is the crime that involves setting fires to buildings, vehicles, forest or wild land areas, or peoples’ other properties either intentionally or with deep-seated malice (Swanson et al, 2012, p. 510). A person who engages in such a malicious act is called an arsonist, and their intention is normally to damage property. It is distinguishable from other causes of fire such accidental electric fires on buildings or natural wildfires that erupt in forested areas due natural causes. The main differentiating aspect of arson is that, a person deliberately sets fires on property owned by others to destroy it, or owner ...

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Domestic Violence (DV) issue in Britain: An Introduction
Following a long history of domestic violence in Britain, the issue is high on the public agenda that has affected significantly both on economic and personal expense to the British society (Walby, 2004). Throughout the last several years, the women’s rights activists realized several legislation meant to curb the menace of domestic violence in the country.
Moreover, domestic violence in Britain has realized social and political connotations that are usually carried out through patriarchal values. Furthermore, it has caused the ...

Information Needs of Various Components the Criminal Justice System

The most important step in creating law and order in the society is to ensure that a suitable criminal justice system is in place for the accomplishment of justice administration to the public. Criminal cases in the modern day have increased meaning that the judicial system needs to be extra effective and efficient while at the same time ensuring that there is fairness in the process. Every justice system aims at providing a neutral ground for all individual who approaches the bar seeking justice. Various components of the criminal justice system have the collective responsibility of deciding what policy decisions must ...

1b.The general characteristics in the three categories are quality control, codes of conduct and eco-labelling and certification awards.
Quality control. These quality control mechanisms coupled with a continuum ranging from those that are external and compulsory to those that are internal and voluntary ensure a sustainable tourism environment. Mandatory laws and external enforcement may be of great use to ensure a sustainable tourism environment but the face great challenges. This is because external enforcement are hardly disseminated as part of a formal and integrated program aimed at achieving sustainable outcomes in tourism, in collaboration with stakeholders in tourism groups. They are viewed ...

Executive summary

The ubiquitous computers use as well as other electronic devises is essentially creating a swiftly rising wave of firsthand as well as stored digital information. Roughly, 90 percent of the corporate information presently is in digital form. Corporations produce nearly 17.5 trillion documents that are in electronic form in every year. The additional types of electronic data come from online banking, internet-based electronic data, and stock trading among others. The information risks that are related with these data are numerous due to the rapid increase in online crimes and especially computer and credit card crimes.
The methods of collecting ...

The Century Council is an organization formed by alcohol distillers that has lent and continues to lend support to the various existing programs and policies with a view to reducing fatalities as a result of drunk driving. This organization promotes punitive measures to be meted out to people who drive while drunk. Such measures include zero tolerance for underage drivers, license revocation and general tougher penalties for offenders (Centurycouncil.org. n.p.).
MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) is a movement aimed at stopping the practice of drunk driving as well as underage drinking. The organization also supports victims of accidents caused by drunk ...

The term tribunal holds several definitions. It may be likened to a court while others may choose to describe a tribunal as a committee tasked with the role of overseeing particular obligations. Tribunals usually hold powers of adjudication. Two or more countries may deem it important to form tribunals for several reasons. First, international tribunals tend to be independent of the countries that create them. This increases confidence from member countries in the neutrality of the tribunals and consequently their ability to make impartial decisions on matters that affect member countries. When a dispute between two or more countries is settled in one ...

Executive Summary

Police force leaders have come to realize that the authoritarian styles of leadership are no longer effective in dealing with subordinates. Contemporary police leaders are urged to promote attitudes that facilitate innovative and creative thinking in a bid to form organizations capable of incorporating change in a transforming society. Though transformational style of leadership is recommended for the leaders in police, it is necessary for them to adapt their style to suit the context and this includes being in a position to offer active, directive leadership in certain situations. The traditional ‘leader as commander’ style of pervasive police leadership has been replaced ...

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Introduction 4
Causes 5
Psychological and Sociological Aspects 6
Preventive Methods 10
Intervention Methods 11
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Abstract
Before young children are glimpsed as, a continuation of their parents and without their own rights (Haapasalo, 2001). There was couple of regulations to defend young children and double-check their safety. Children who have pledged misdeeds are administered with in mature individual enclosures and penalized in the identical way. Formation of the juvenile court for offenders and re-offenders and there enact regulations to defend young children from misuse, long hours, progeny neglect and the establishment of ...

Purpose and scope

This audit aims at evaluating WIESER Company which is a licensed company for freight shipping and trucking. This is a field that encompasses adverse risks. Therefore, this audit aims at identifying these risks, employing concrete measures and coming up with possible deficiencies associated to the system and come up with more recommendations that may boost the performance of the system. The various factors that the report aims to consider in the audit top management leadership and support, risk assessment and standards development, communication and enforcement, accident evaluation and reporting, emergency response, fleet performance measurement, driver conduct promotion, driver competence, hiring and ...