Daytona Beach P.D. / Problems With Recruitment,
Selection & Retention of Qualified Female and Minority
Police Officers : A 16 page research project that looks at the
issues surrounding the recruitment, selection and retention of
police officers and considers why the Daytona Beach Police
Department appears to be unable to maintain a diverse gender
and racial mix of police officers in their current police force.
Bibliography lists 16 sources. Daytona.wps

Gender Bias and Law Enforcement : A 14 page research
design created to outline the issues related to gender bias in law
enforcement, especially as it relates to the relationship between
supervisors and workers in the workplace setting. Bibliography
lists 12 sources. Gendlaw.wps

Women in Law Enforcement / Equality Verses Inequality :
A 5 page overview of women in law enforcement. Points out
that some women have succeeded in law enforcement careers
but almost inevitably they acknowledge the existence of sexual
discrimination. Concludes that many times women feel that
they have to simply deal with discrimination in order to keep
their jobs. Suggests that much more than women’s moral is at
stake in the issue of sexual discrimination. Recommends
methods for improvement. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Womlaw.wps

Illegal Searches & Seizures : 6 pages. With major U.S. cities
not far from the Mexican border, the State of California finds
itself in a unique geographic position for illegal smuggling.
Consequently, police officers are often tempted to search
vehicles traveling local highways without probable cause.
Various legal cases are cited and it is argued that the Courts
must serve a "greater good" and work to stop illegal searches.
Several ideas to stop the problem are presented including
harsher penalties for police officers who conduct searches
illegally and the requirement that vehicle operators sign consent
forms prior to the commencement of any search. Bibliography
lists 7 sources. Policesc.wps

Search & Seizure : A 9 page paper that discusses the debate
between protecting society and avoiding police harassment as it
relates to the search and seizure issue. The writer argues that
the only answer resides in interdependence of the separate
"agencies" (community and police) with each other. The paper
explores the issue based on a history of the use of search and
seizure, the making of the exclusionary law and the 1995
loosening of that law, and how police and individuals can solve
the issue through community involvement. Bibliography lists 9
sources. Searsiez.wps

Example / Search & Seizure Scenario Analyzed : A 4 page
paper analyzing a drug search scenario to determine whether
evidence gathered should be legally suppressed. The writer
details the facts and the law attached to each issue. No
bibliography. Search2.wps

Legal Precedent For The Suppression Of Evidence :
A 12 page analysis of a case against two cocaine dealers in
which the writer presents a defense via suppression of evidence
rules as a rersult of illegal search and seizure processes that
occurred. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Druglaw.wps

Police Brutality : Twelve sources are reviewed in this 11 page
paper. In compiling literature on the topic, several variables
seem relevant in a discussion on police corruption and brutality.
These are loyalty, cynicism, contributory factors of "police
culture" as well as the handling of complaints by officials.
Recommendations are made in several of the articles.
Polbrut.wps
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