Essays on Bad COP

Businesses today tend to extend it businesses beyond domestic borders. For the businesses to be successful there should be negotiations. The biggest problem with the negotiations is that the parties involved are often from different countries with different culture and beliefs. For there to be common ground and for all parties to come to an agreement there must be strategies in place to ensure the success of the negotiation (Moran, Harris, & Moran, 2011). Negotiation is the process where parties come together to try to reach an agreement on the unresolved situation and to arrive at a common goal. It ...

Introduction

Criminal law and even general law enforcement have several rules and regulations that are implemented in order to procure a more stable and relatively just and safe environment for the people of a country. The Constitution allows several statutes which determine how criminals and deviants are supposed to be treated. This is important so that their treatment and procedure of treatment serve as a deterrent for the rest of the people, and they are able to understand how truthfully justice has been served. There are several domains of this procedure as described in criminal law and comes under search ...

A law enforcement officer who is corrupt and practicing criminal misconduct is known colloquially as a “dirty cop”. The 2001 movie Training Day featured the actor Denzil Washington cast as a “dirty cop” – a dishonest narcotics detective with a massive ego, who inflates his official income with bribes and kickbacks from drug dealers and others. We all know such people exist in the real world, but how widespread is the problem and what, typically, do they do and why? This paper seeks to answer these questions.

Magnitude of the Problem

“Dirty cops” are – regrettably – to be found anywhere and just about everywhere. INTERPOL, which is “the world’ ...