Analyze the following case study and determine how the evidence could be documented Three people were involved in the robbery of a local computer store – the defendant, an unknown masked accomplice who entered the store with him and the driver of an automobile that the trio used to get away. A passerby noticed the plates of that vehicle as the robbery was in progress and reported it to the police. The vehicle was later traced and discovered to have been stolen two days before the robbery. The car was recovered and the defendant’s fingerprints were found on the passenger door panel. 1.
49% of the first group were able to positively identify the man from 50 photos, however only 33% of people from the second could. This shows that people focus on the weapon (or on any shocking or outstanding features) rather than the person holding it. In 1982 Loftus and Burns also looked at eyewitness testimony and the effects of anxiety. Again, an independent groups design and each group were shown a video of a bank robbery. However, one group was shown a boy get shot in the face at the end of the clip and the video the control group was shown just cut to the inside of the bank.
To be an officer they must take it very seriously in order to keep our streets safe. I also prefer the law enforcement code of ethics because of their confidentiality; they must keep things to themselves which also is very ethical. Officers cannot pick favorites they must know when they are on the job that they are there to work and if you break the law you must pay for your crime. Officers put their lives in danger everyday doing their job which is ethical by helping people every day. Overall an officer seems to have the best code of ethics to me due to their everyday
This report will explain how all three conditions were present in Anna’s actions, how Max and Company failed to uphold quality, and describe Anna’s background. Body In the Maxwell case three elements where present that allowed fraudulent activities to occur in the Rusher Automotive company. The first element discovered was opportunity. Maxwell & Company assigned one accountant, Anna Thomas, to this client, Rusher Automotive. Anna did all bookkeeping work, recording journal entries, preparing checks for bills financial statement reporting for this client and she also did regular daily work like taking the deposit to the bank for the client.
Why Police Officers Shouldn’t be Allowed to Carry Firearms By Sai Avuthu Police officers are law enforcers who are employed by the government. Their whole purpose is to ensure a crime free society and bring justice to criminals who disobey the law. Essentially, they represent peace. However, carrying firearms, weapons of killing and destruction, is the exact opposite of peace. Although police officers stand for peace, there are many countries where people view police not as the hero but as the villain.
In the first sentence of the Oath of Honor, officers say they will not betray the public trust. John Paul and Michael L. Birzer say in their article, “THE MILITARIZATION OF THE AMERICAN POLICE FORCE: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT,” “Citizens (perhaps seen by the police as a criminal in waiting) lose trust in the institution designed to protect them.” The way that officers have been handling situations, violently instead of calmly
Applied ethics focus the broad moral principle in basic ethics upon specific applications. The nature of ethics all police officer has a code or rules to abide by. The majority of police officers are honest and ethical law enforcement. All police officers have created and go by the code of ethics. To list a few of the code of free the honest and trustworthy of an police officer are; a police officer basic duty is to serve mankind, safe guard lives and property; protect the innocent against deception; the weak against oppression and intimidation; be peaceful against violence or disorder; and respect the Constitutional rights of all men to liberty, equality, and justice.
Is it ethical or unethical…that is the question. First off, what is “professional courtesy?” In law enforcement professional courtesy is when an on-duty officer pulls over an off-duty or retired officer for some traffic violation and lets him go, by not issuing a ticket or arresting him. The central ideal behind this behavior is that cops have to stick together, to look out for each other. In a profession that yields little respect from the general public officers should support other officers, not try to bring them down. This subject has many perspectives however, and each officer, depending on his life experiences and personal values, feels differently about this ethical dilemma.
Security means safety. This security includes everything from bank accounts to property security. Without National Security, people would have no fear and would convict crimes, knowing that they will not get punished. National security is most important. Protecting the rights granted to us in the Constitution?
AICPA Code of Professional Conduct AICPA Code of Professional Conduct The AICPA code of professional Conduct is very important in the field of accounting professionals. There are several guidelines that accounting professionals have to follow in order to be successful in their job not only the quality of their work but the ethical aspect of their work also. The main purpose of the AICPA Code of Professional conduct is to make sure that the accounting professionals hold their responsibility to the public. They are to make sure that they best serve the public by upholding honesty and meeting the client and employers needs but with integrity and honesty. That is the most important part of not only the AICPA but of accounting itself, honesty, because if the public does not trust the accounting field, accountants have not done their job.