Reflection on Law Enforcement and Advancement of Policing

The law of nature arranging in todays society and confirm during the seventeenth century both demand the same agenda which is enforcing the equity and keeping the peace amongst the people and the city, state or town. Although the two several(predicate) time frames adopted the same mission they also demonstrated law of nature corruption. The differences between modern day policing and the police system back in history is that, in todays society they have entree to better transportation, outlets for communication, better engineering science, and different divisions of the police force that specializes in ad hoc villainys.In the early seventeenth and eighteenth century the police system usually consisted of rangers, sheriffs, deputies. The sheriff offices back then had limited effectiveness in crime prevention and controlling those that broke the law. As stated in the textual matter the sheriffs responsibility was for conduct of civil processes, administration of the count y jails, and in several(prenominal) cases the collection of taxes (Inciardi. , 2010, p. 158).Whereas in modern day society there be so many divisions that specialize in a certain police force such as, SWATS, Tactical Units, Specialized constabulary Units, Homicide Detectives, Web Police and others. With all the advancement in a new era of technology it is much easier to detect criminals while maintaining some form of control end-to-end the city and or town. Ive never had an encounter with any police, moreover Ive seen how they treat others and how they target and even profile certain ethnicities. legion(predicate) times the law enforcement will turn the other cheek when crime is being committed depending on ethnicity. Now days many police officers utilize force to get a handle on situations and sometimes take their forcefulness too far. In maintaining peace the police have rules that they must follow that will not go against citizens rights. practice of law enforcement have e volved from the way crimes and criminals were handled many years ago, and I think that in some circumstances the police approach in controlling regularise is designed to protect civilians but can also contradict some rights that civilians have.