... might opt to not respond or make an intervention. For example, an officer pulls over a women for traveling fifteen miles over the speed limit on a very densely populated road, and after approaching the vehicle notices that this particular female offender is rather attractive, and then decides to ... to establish policies to regulate officer's actions by the government because improper use of discretion has started to become more frequently reported. Policies limit their discretion and give the police guidelines to act upon. The policy is to reduce officer discretion as well as to help of...

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... in urban areas in the UK. The researchers arrived at the conclusion that by using images and video records, police can effectively monitor safety and prevent car accidents by imposing speed limits. At the same time, the limited coverage of surveillance cameras is a weakness of CCTV technology (Graham and Wood, 2003). Although Conche and Tight (2006) managed to establish a link between ... , 2009a). On the downside, the "field of view" of CCTV cameras may be limited by a camera type, its positioning and blind spots. Lack of lighting is another factor that may limit the effectiveness of su...

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