Sir Robert Peel

Sir Robert disinvest Christina Buenrostro CJA/214 Version 2 August 5, 2010 Roy Diaz Sir Robert scramble Today the world has become a very weighty place to live. Sometimes you can not even walk to the store without seeing a plague in progress or a execration scene investigation. Children are re unappeasableed to their home beca manipulation of constant danger that goes on in their companionship. However, communities right away have a patrol department assigned to nurse and serve and this includes helping keep crime rates down and society incompliance with the law. Sir Robert despoil is the reach of this structure that we experience today in our communities.Sir Robert peel started his go as home secretary in 1821(Norman, 1986. While in office he started to attain a frame of preventing crimes and also reforming criminals rather then large(p) them. Death penalties in minor crimes were basi tendery abolished and criminal laws were made more humane. Robert peel meliorate the goal system he introduced a payment for gaolers and provided fosterage for inmates. The gaol was a jail that housed prisoners. Prison systems also were reformed and went under supervision of the primaeval government. In the early lodgeteenth century the law enforcement system in capital of the United Kingdom began to collapse.It had grown in to an industrial city with various problems such as poverty, disorder, ethnic conflict and experienced rising crime. uncase fought for some years to establish what we know today as the London metropolitan practice of law profess of 1829. Officers were known as the Bobbies to honor Sir Robert Peel. The legal philosophy in London introduced three elements that have become our foundation of American policing they include having a mission, strategy, and organization structure. before the Metropolitan Police turn of events of 1829, officers only responded when a crime had already occurred. If a crime had appen the victims would have to s eek out patrol officers. The new guard mission was to try to prevent crime before it happened. This undecided the door for continuously patrolling which were referred as fixed beats. Officers had to defend a visible front line through the residential area. This insured security for the prevalent and their safety. The new law of nature used strategies to help enforce the law. This included evaluating crime rates and how well their strategies were working for the natural law force department and the companionship Critchley, T. A. 1967. Police officers in London had to sack up the mutual respect of citizens.Through the departments restrained and civil conduct they were able to establish their respect. The London Metropolitan Police maintained high personal standards and was under strict supervision. The public are the eyes and ears of law enforcement and they needed to have the public on their side. Peel brought organization to American policing. Prior to Metropolitan Police Act of 1829, officers were selected only on the basis of political connecters. The men generally selected were in bad health, with no education, and were often criminals themselves.Some departments offered recruits as a starchy per- function cooking but other than that you were not required to take a test once the preparedness was completed. Peel used the organization structure from the military which included uniforms, rank designations and the authoritarian system that included command and discipline. Sir Robert Peel had nine principles that he introduced when he formed the Metropolitan Police act of 1829 that many a(prenominal) police departments today still reflect on when enforcing the laws and serving the communities they patrol. 1. The mission for whom the law enforcement exists is to prevent crime and disorder. . The capacity of the law enforcement to perform their duties is viewent upon public grace of public serves. 3. impartiality enforcement moldiness secure t he willing support of the community in likable performance of the law to be able to secure and maintain the respect of the public. 4. The quantities of assistance of the community that can be secured reduce proportionately to the requirement of the use of bodily force. 5. fairness enforcement seeks and maintains community support not by catering to community view but by constantly representing absolute fair service to the law. 6.Law enforcement utilizes physical power to the amount needed to protected reflectivity of the law or to repair order only when the exercise of persuasion, advice, and warning is found to be inadequate. 7. Law enforcement at all times, ought to sustain a connection with the community that give realism to the historic belief that law enforcement are the community and the public are the law enforcement the law enforcement being only members of the community who are salaried to give full- time attention to duties which are incumbent on all citizen in the int erests of community wellbeing and existence. 8.Law enforcement should communicate every action strictly toward their function and never appear to take over the powers of the judiciary. 9. The examination of law enforcement high-priced union is nonappearance of crime or disorder, not the noticeable deduction of police action in settling it. Enclosure these principles have shaped America Law Enforcement agencies. They have helped the communities trust the officers and have come to rely on their services. There is still a lot of issues that need to be addressed in Law Enforcement , but Sir Robert Peel laid the foundation for all the work.References Critchley, T. A. 1967 Evaluating Police Strategies A History of Police in England and Wales. London Constable Whig account Retrieved from University Of Phoenix learner Library http//www. credoreference. com/entry/willanpolicing/metropolitan_police_new_police Norman Gash, Sir Robert Peel the life of Sir Peel after 1830, London Longman, 198 6 Retrieved from www. novelguilde. com www. nha. org/sites/oldgaol. html www. newwestpolice. org References This is a hanging indent. To keep the hanging indent format, simply delete this line of text using the backspace key, and substitute the information with your reference entry.Sir Robert PeelDuring the research of Sir Robert Peels position on policing to the varied needs of contemporary society, it was revealed that police departments currently use the nine principles that Peel established in 1829. These principles are used as a foundation for the police to prevent crime and also to preserve a affirmative relationship with the community. It will be explained how Peels policing and principles are being utilized in the modern era and also show his position on policing. In 1829 Sir Robert Peel formed the Metropolitan Police while serving as Secretary of England.Peel stated The key to policing is that the police are the tidy sum and that the people are the police (Law Enforceme nt Robert Peels Concept, 1829). Community policing is derived from Peels concept of prevention and has been clung to by many law enforcement organizations across the United States. Community policing requires investing in training with special regard to problem analysis and problem solving, facilitation, community organization and other various dedicated training. The development of modern day policing has had many unsuccessful attempts and fake starts since the early nineteenth century.While Peels principles stand for an idealized vision of police movements, it has been known to serve as a stepping play off for contemporary law enforcement and criminologists. The impression of community policing can be credited to Sir Robert Peel in the logic that his principles have formed the core values of community relations. Peel created the police force, also known as bobbies or territorial police forces. The beginning of beats was first performed by bobbies as a formal patrol. Enforcement a gencies still have police patrolling the streets with the purpose of preventing crime and making neighborhoods safe.Peels philosophy and community policing share the same concepts and goals in policing. One of the different similarities mingled with Peels advance and community policing is that prevention of crime is the main concern within our society. The assumption is that crime prevention is a duty that the community and police should share ownership of. Community policing and team policing is rooted in the idea that the traditional officer will bring the police and the community imminent together and also maintain the professional model. When the police are dealing with the different communities and cultures, there must be a mutual feeling surrounded by them.The shared feeling can be classified as a sense of security and trust within each other. It was stated by Peel that having the publics support and collaboration are the basis for five of his principles of effective polici ng. The ability of the police to perform their duties is reliant upon public approval of police actions and they must secure the willing cooperation of the public in voluntary observance of the law to be able to uphold respect for the public. In our diverse society, police must understand the different cultures that make up the communities that they patrol (Law Enforcement Robert Peels Concept, 1829).When a community has little or no respect towards the police, they are more belike going to pay no heed to the request or demands of the officers and force officers to use excessive force in order to gain control of the situation. An exercise of this would be the Los Angeles riots that took place back in 1992, when four officers were acquitted for the beating of Rodney King. This became a great upset to the public and therefore caused riots. The issue was so dreadful that police officers had to put on S. W. A. T gear and try to get control of the livid crowd.Nearly 2,000 people were injured and 53 were killed. The police department must examine and avoid such mistakes from being made in community policing. Another type of mistake that can cause troubles with community policing would be cypher cuts within departments. Some officers often take side jobs to compensate for their salary cuts and thus create a lack of integrity and dirty cops. People depend on officers to help the streets and neighborhoods be much safer but with cutbacks, being able to provide that protection could be difficult.Society cannot afford to be defenseless with everything that is going on in the world today. Sir Robert Peels principles of policing have facilitated modern day policing by gaining the publics trust to feel comfortable enough to call local law enforcement when assistance is needed. Community policing has been a most important focus in law enforcement because of the crime rate within the diverse communities. With the community and the police officers functioning together, crim e rates would decline and the streets would be much safer. Sir Robert Peel established that police and the community are equivalent in term of efficient policing.References Larrabee, A. K. (2007). Law Enforcement Sir Robert Peel. Associated Content. Retrieved from http//www. associatedcontent. com/article/435980/law_enforcement_sir_robert_peels_con cept. html Patterson, J. (2010). Community Policing Learning the Lessons of History. Retrieved from http//www. lectlaw. com/files/cjs07. htm Nazemi, S. (2008). Sir Robert Peels Nine Principals of Policing. Retrieved from http//www. lacp. org/2009-Articles-Main/062609-Peels9Principals-SandyNazemi. htmSir Robert PeelSir Robert Peel Christina Buenrostro CJA/214 Version 2 August 5, 2010 Roy Diaz Sir Robert Peel Today the world has become a very dangerous place to live. Sometimes you can not even walk to the store without seeing a crime in progress or a crime scene investigation. Children are restricted to their home because of constant dange r that goes on in their community. However, communities today have a police department assigned to protect and serve and this includes helping keep crime rates down and society incompliance with the law. Sir Robert Peel is the founder of this structure that we experience today in our communities.Sir Robert peel started his career as home secretary in 1821(Norman, 1986. While in office he started to establish a system of preventing crimes and also reforming criminals rather then punishing them. Death penalties in minor crimes were basically abolished and criminal laws were made more humane. Robert peel reformed the goal system he introduced a payment for gaolers and provided education for inmates. The gaol was a jail that housed prisoners. Prison systems also were reformed and went under supervision of the central government. In the early nineteenth century the law enforcement system in London began to collapse.It had grown in to an industrial city with various problems such as pover ty, disorder, ethnic conflict and experienced rising crime. Peel fought for many years to establish what we know today as the London Metropolitan Police Act of 1829. Officers were known as the Bobbies to honor Sir Robert Peel. The police in London introduced three elements that have become our foundation of American policing they included having a mission, strategy, and organization structure. Before the Metropolitan Police Act of 1829, officers only responded when a crime had already occurred. If a crime had appen the victims would have to seek out patrol officers. The new police mission was to try to prevent crime before it happened. This opened the door for continuously patrolling which were referred as fixed beats. Officers had to maintain a visible presence through the community. This insured security for the public and their safety. The new police used strategies to help enforce the law. This included evaluating crime rates and how well their strategies were working for the po lice department and the community Critchley, T. A. 1967. Police officers in London had to gain the mutual respect of citizens.Through the departments restrained and civil conduct they were able to establish their respect. The London Metropolitan Police maintained high personal standards and was under strict supervision. The public are the eyes and ears of law enforcement and they needed to have the public on their side. Peel brought organization to American policing. Prior to Metropolitan Police Act of 1829, officers were selected only on the basis of political connections. The men generally selected were in bad health, with no education, and were often criminals themselves.Some departments offered recruits as a formal per- service training but other than that you were not required to take a test once the training was completed. Peel used the organization structure from the military which included uniforms, rank designations and the authoritarian system that included command and dis cipline. Sir Robert Peel had nine principles that he introduced when he formed the Metropolitan Police act of 1829 that many police departments today still reflect on when enforcing the laws and serving the communities they patrol. 1. The mission for whom the law enforcement exists is to prevent crime and disorder. . The capacity of the law enforcement to perform their duties is dependent upon public approval of public actions. 3. Law enforcement must secure the willing support of the community in charitable performance of the law to be able to secure and maintain the respect of the public. 4. The quantities of assistance of the community that can be secured reduce proportionately to the requirement of the use of bodily force. 5. Law enforcement seeks and maintains community support not by catering to community view but by constantly representing absolute fair service to the law. 6.Law enforcement utilizes physical power to the amount needed to protected observation of the law or to repair order only when the exercise of persuasion, advice, and warning is found to be inadequate. 7. Law enforcement at all times, ought to sustain a connection with the community that give realism to the historic belief that law enforcement are the community and the public are the law enforcement the law enforcement being only members of the community who are salaried to give full- time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interests of community wellbeing and existence. 8.Law enforcement should communicate every action strictly toward their function and never appear to take over the powers of the judiciary. 9. The examination of law enforcement good union is nonappearance of crime or disorder, not the noticeable proof of police action in settling it. Enclosure these principles have shaped America Law Enforcement agencies. They have helped the communities trust the officers and have come to rely on their services. There is still a lot of issues that need to be addressed in Law Enforcement , but Sir Robert Peel laid the foundation for all the work.References Critchley, T. A. 1967 Evaluating Police Strategies A History of Police in England and Wales. London Constable Whig account Retrieved from University Of Phoenix Student Library http//www. credoreference. com/entry/willanpolicing/metropolitan_police_new_police Norman Gash, Sir Robert Peel the life of Sir Peel after 1830, London Longman, 1986 Retrieved from www. novelguilde. com www. nha. org/sites/oldgaol. html www. newwestpolice. org References This is a hanging indent. 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