The 

benefits of three diverse kinds of democratic police systems are examined: the 
United States as an example of fragmented systems, France as an example of centr
alized systems, and the United Kingdom as an example of integrated policing syste
ms. 
The basic concern of democratic criminal justice systems is understanding how to st
rike a balance between crime control and freedom and justice. The fragmented poli
cing paradigm, which is dominated by autonomous local governments, is very dem
ocratic, but it is also inefficient and prone to corruption. Many democratic countries 
reject this model because it trades crime control in favor of excessive civil liberties c
onsideration. The centralized type of police, which is more ordered and efficient but 
perceived to be less democratic, is dominated by the national government. This
concept is deemed unsuitable by several democratic nations since it is perceived to
give too little consideration to civil freedoms in order to achieve more effective
crime control. A number of police researchers see the integrated policing paradigm
as a compromise. It is more efficient than the fragmented model and more
democratic than the centralized form, with less potential for police brutality and
systemic corruption than the other two types.

1. What is feature of the organization and practices of the common law police
systems?

ANS:

Common law is distinguished by the fact that it represents the law of the courts as
represented in judicial decisions. In contrast to the civil law system, which is based on
statutes and specified texts, the grounds for judging cases are discovered in
precedents provided by previous rulings. A company is similar to a human body.
Structure, procedures, relationships, authority and responsibility, individual and
group performance, and behavior are the most frequent characteristics of commercial
organizations. In comparison to civil law, the common law system is less prescriptive.
As a result, a government may choose to include citizen protections in special
legislation linked to the infrastructure projects in question. It may, for example, seek
to ban the service provider from disconnecting the service. Bad payers may be denied
access to water or energy, or records linked to the transaction may be required to be
published under the Freedom of Information Act. There may also be legal needs to
include equal bargaining terms in a contract when one party has a much better
bargaining position than the other. For further information, see Legislation and
Regulation. Because the common law system only allows for a few clauses to be
inferred into a contract, it is critical to spell out all of the rules defining the
relationship between the parties in the contract itself. As a result, contracts in
common law countries are frequently longer than those in civil law countries.

2. What are the good and negative contributions of the communist police system in
worlds policing?

ANS:

In a hypothetical communist society of the future, what are the positive

contributions of communist policing)? Everyone is a cop, but everyone is also a
member of the community, so you approach them with the Mayberry technique
of issue solving: “Howdy, neighbor.” It appears that you are having difficulties.
Do you want to talk? Need assistance? “Less brutality, more pleasant
interaction, and problem-solving rather than punishment.” One of the negative
contributions could be a lack of continuity. Maybe. If person A notices person B
acting in ways that indicate a problem is brewing or already exists, and if
person B continues to have the problem and exhibits behavior later, person C
may not be aware of past efforts. However, because we don’t know, this is
purely hypothetical how such issues might be approached I'd like to believe that
people will pay attention to mental health, behavioral, and other concerns and
seek to treat them at their source, reducing the need for punitive measures.
That isn't to say that what I believe should occur will. It's a hypothetical
situation. Communism isn't real. The social changes that would be required to
get there would break a capitalist's mind, because while they nominally accept
pro-social behaviors as "good," they rarely see them practiced in real life unless
they are threatened with force (yes, capitalists live in a force-heavy society; they
can't claim they don't use it or influence the state to use it.

3. What are the best contributions of the religious inspired police systems?

ANS:
The contributions of religiously motivated police systems have a significant impact on
all law enforcement officers. Any police unit charged with enforcing religious standards
and legislation is known as a religious police force. The majority of religious police in
modern society are Islamic, and may be found in Muslim-majority countries like Saudi
Arabia and Iran. Religious police obligations differ greatly depending on religion and
society. Officers with a moderate understanding and practice of faith usually only need
to be reminded of what is truly important in the great scheme of things, and they may
refocus on the spiritual leg of their table. Reiterating what is true in divinity together
typically helps individuals who are strong in faith The contributions of religiously
motivated police systems have a significant impact on all law enforcement officers. Any
police unit charged with enforcing religious standards and legislation is known as a
religious police force. The majority of religious police in modern society are Islamic,
and may be found in Muslim-majority countries like Saudi Arabia and Iran. Religious
police obligations differ greatly depending on religion and society. Officers with a
moderate understanding and practice of faith usually only need to be reminded of
what is truly important in the great scheme of things, and they may refocus on the
spiritual leg of their table. Reiterating what is true in divinity together typically helps
individuals who are strong in faith.How deep is your understanding as to the
applicability of the perspectives of the Law enforcement in the global arena?

4. How deep is your understanding as to the applicability of the perspectives of the

Law enforcement in the global arena?

ANS:

Law enforcement is the next element of the criminal justice response, its purpose is to
prevent, detect and investigate firearms offences. The success of the criminal justice
response depends on many factors, among others the availability of resources, as well
as the level of training of criminal justice agents Peacekeeping has proven to be one of
the most effective tools available to the UN to assist countries to navigate the difficult
path from conflict to peace. The United Nations was created in 1945 with one central
mission, the maintenance of international peace and security. They accomplishes this
by working to prevent conflict, helping parties in conflict make peace, deploying
peacekeepers, and creating the conditions to allow peace to hold and flourish. These
activities often overlap and should reinforce one another, to be effective. In global
arena, employers hire workforce not only versed academically but with vocational
competence by providing skills through education and training that prepare workers
for a job. Globalization has produced winners and losers and the international
institutions created to govern the process have and continue to further the interests of
the winners. While actors who have been able to engage fully with the process have
benefitted, others have not done so well and in most cases have been left worse off.
This is as a result of the interplay of power in the global system which generates
unequal social privileges for parties involved.