This lack of leadership at the highest level would inevitably cause disturbances to many facets of society; quarrels between nobility were not regulated or controlled, ownership of lands (abroad as well as England) was not properly accounted for. Henry had already laid the seeds for violence to grow; and in doing so he had made the very foundation of the monarchy unstable. In 1450 Cades rebellion had just ended, the first demonstration of mass public opinion channelled through violence for many a year. These events had not only empowered the common people, but had also given them belief in the fact they could influence the running of their country. The common people were not to be underestimated, their political awareness had grown substantially and they had formulated clear and concise thoughts.
Emma Cave Adv. American II Mr. Barry 10/15/09 Advanced American II Term Paper: Organized Crime of the 1920’s & 30’s The 1920’s and 30’s was a difficult time for American society. Many resorted to lives of crime because they thought they had no other option or thought it was a better way to make money then an honest job. Others adored and idolized these outlaws, thinking they were heroes. In these times the justice department experienced much trouble from the Underworld they sought to try and get rid of, only to end up being used by them.
Case Study 1: Robin Hood 1) What strategic problems does Robin Hood have? Robin had several strategic problems which he had to worry about the campaign that was growing, the disposition of his forces (organizational communication/leadership), the sheriff’s recent moves and growing forces, and the options that confronted him. Also the dire consequences the sheriff was thinking of. One of the main concerns was that profits were diminishing as the group became bigger. Another one is that the group wasn’t the same culture when it first started out, sure it was all to fight against the sheriff, but they started picking up people that sound like they don’t really need to be a part of the group.
Trade Unions and Labour Rights had become to emerge during industrialisation however they were not welcomed by employers who did not see anything to benefits them. There were many barriers preventing the progress of Trade Unions and Labour Rights such as divisions in labour, women had to accept bad working conditions and low wages to have a job, lots of immigration and there were traditions of radicalism, violence and anarchy. The Trade Unions were generally seen in a negative light due to their violence methods and looting. During 1914 and onwards Trade Unions and Labour Rights had began to make some progress, members and leaders of Trade Unions had become more actively involved with congressional and local elections which shows some acceptance within politics. There was a large increase of members resulting in around 5 million.
Three studies have been conducted since 1971 to determine what can be done to fix the relationship between the two (Clifford, 2004). Part of the reason that the relationship is so strained between the public and private police is that there is less training required of private police and security professionals, they are also not bound by the same rules and regulations; this could be the reason for discord between the two (Clifford, 2004). Another reason there is animosity between the public and private police is that there is no clear understanding of the role and function of security professionals; one reason public officers do not like private officers may be because they are measuring the abilities of the private police by law enforcement standards (Clifford, 2004). The responsibilities of the public and private police are overlapping and this makes many nervous because they wonder how the safety of the public will be ensured (Clifford, 2004). Often time’s private police are hired for certain communities, especially minority neighborhoods because they feel that the public police do not know how to handle themselves in a minority community where they are not from because they do not understand the needs of those in the neighborhood (Clifford, 2004).
They are afraid to walk at night in case they get attacked. I feel that they would prefer it to be how it used to be, it has changed to much. The crime rate has gone up, the fly tipping and vandalism is big in the area, the police and community officers are trying to help the area. Jasmine Ayre mentions something about when the area looks dirty and run down the crime rate goes up and people do not want to live in that area. I feel that’s an inequality, because when people do not want to look after there area or things start going down hill instead of helping prevent it the problems get worse and people move away.
Departments began to make improvements to the internal investigations of citizen complaints. The limitations of the civilian review boards is that forming a review board is assumed that it will be more effective and reasonable than investigations internally by the police. However, the inadequate amount of research does not back this assumption. Other limitations of civilian review are that it is too far removed from the day-to-day existence of the line officer to understand and respond to the dynamics of illegal behavior, civilian review can take away opportunities for the immediate supervisor to deal creatively with problems, and civilian review tend to discourage the use of internal socialization processes.
I believe secondly people believe police and political corruption feed off each other, which is a known opinion by most (http://www.coha.org,2004). This means a lot of people already believe that the negative actions of an officer will over ride the positive in the entire police force. People don’t look for the positive to feed off each other but the negative. This positive can
The youth involved in gangs have been introduced to the racially discriminated environment because the hatred of other towns and the people that live there, not only because they are enemies but because of their craving of being superior, being better than another race. By being discriminated people feel sad, mad, or sometimes they might not care at all depending on their educational status. “Welcome back nigger” comments like these don’t bother uneducated gang members because the careless mind, focusing only on anything gang related which is what their life revolves. “In my younger years that wouldn’t have bothered me much. But with my new direction and expanded cautiousness, it struck me hard.” Education is the answer to a better understanding of things and a better
With increasing instances of police brutality, the public was coming to view police officers as adversaries to be looked upon with suspicion and loathing, rather than as trusted friends and partners in keeping the community safe. When the public looks upon its police officers in this manner, it is actually more difficult for those police officers to do their jobs, as the public will not be very forthcoming with information about crimes being committed in the area and will be reluctant to contact the police at all when problems arise, as they will feel that the police will not care enough to handle the situation well. Of course, those who oppose community-oriented policing say that such programs have made the police too soft to properly carry out their duties (Fielding, 1995). However, in communities where community-oriented policing has gone into effect, the results have been resoundingly positive and the reactions of the public have been genuinely good; there is almost a sense of people being relieved to have police officers in their communities whom they can consider