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5. Identify how the role of police crime fighter and police public servant come into conflict. How can this issue be resolved? Can a police officer be both?  

4. Identify four problems with the police subculture related to ethical behavior while serving the public. in your own opinion, which problem receives the most media attention? 

3. Provide the justification for police power and the basic ethical standards that derive from this justification. Can this be abused? If so, give an example. 

 Do the "law enforcement code of ethics" come into direct conflict with the police subculture? Give one example.

Discuss the centrality of the law to a stable society or social order. South Africa

• Explain the differences between seizures, stops, and arrests. Why do we distinguish between stops and arrests? 
• What is the difference between detention and arrest?
• What is required to be qualified as a seizure of a person; an arrest, or custody?

CIR v. Court Holding Co., 33 AFTR 593, 45-1 USTC

U.S. v. Cumberland Public Service Co., 38 AFTER 978, 50-1 USTC

Why the Supreme Court reached different conclusions for cases involving similar facts & issues then list the resources that you are to analyze. Discuss what the tax case was about, how the court ruled & how it relates to the issue. How the court ruled & how it relates to the issue at hand. Was able to show that the liquidation & dissolution genuinely ended the corporation's activities & existence so that the shareholders acted on their behalf when they executed the previously contemplated sale to the cooperative. The Supreme Court would rule for the corporation being responsible for the capital gains tax. The corporation was the entity that negotiated the sale with the purchaser. The shareholders were likely not the same people running the company. The Supreme Court ruled that the corporation should not be responsible for the capital gains tax. Write 1 full page for 2 cases.

if a party is dissatisfied with the decision of the headman’s court, the dissatisfied party may ask that the case be

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz once said, “No one wants justice.” What do you think he meant by this state- ment? Discuss with reference to lawyers and judges, the media, victims and their families, and accused persons.

2.If one accepts the premise that only the guilty have some- thing to hide, why should a detained person have the right to remain silent?

Law enforcement is often in the spotlight and for the most part, for some issues related to conduct in their respective departments. The Los Angeles Police Department was involved in a major corruption scandal in the late 1990's involving their gang units (CRASH-Criminal Resources Against Street Hoodlums). Determine what, if any, organizational ethical behaviors came into play during this scandal. (1990 Rampart Scandal) Link to video: https://youtu.be/MVBZ3YF800c