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Police power
Police power Police power (Law)
The inherent power of a government to regulate its police
affairs.
Note: The term police power is not definitely fixed in
meaning. In the earlier cases in the United States it
was used as including the whole power of internal
government, or the powers of government inherent in
every sovereignty to the extent of its dominions (11
Peters (--U. S.) 102). The later cases have excepted
from its domain the development and administration of
private law. Modern political science defines the power
as a branch of internal administration in the exercise
of which the executive should move within the lines of
general principles prescribed by the constitution or
the legislature, and in the exercise of which the most
local governmental organizations should participate as
far as possible (--Burgess). Under this limitation the
police power, as affecting persons, is the power of the
state to protect the public against the abuse of
individual liberty, that is, to restrain the individual
in the exercise of his rights when such exercise
becomes a danger to the community. The tendency of
judicial and popular usage is towards this narrower
definition.
Meaning of Police power from wikipedia
- most
commonly ****ociated with the
police forces of a
sovereign state that are
authorized to
exercise the
police power of that
state within a
defined legal...
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Police power may
refer to:
Police power (United
States constitutional law) Law
enforcement agency powers Powers of the
police in the
United Kingdom Powers...
- In
United States constitutional law, the
police power is the
capacity of the
states to
regulate behavior and
enforce order within their territory for the...
- Interior.
Within these national forces, only
certain designated police officers have the
power to
conduct criminal investigations which are
supervised by investigative...
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Police corruption is a form of
police misconduct in
which law
enforcement officers end up
breaking their political contract and
abusing their power for...
- off-duty
police officer while working for a
private entity,
providing security, or
otherwise law enforcement-related services.
These officers do have
power to...
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political power by the executive, and the
deployment of
internal security and
police forces play a
heightened role in governance. A
police state is a...
-
sequences and cinematography, but
criticized its screenwriting.
Murugavel is a
police constable in Virudhunagar, who
lives his life for his
brother Ravi, a school...
- the
inadequacies of
police training and/or
police academies, and the
psychology of
possessing police power. The US
legal doctrine of
qualified immunity...
- The
Police were an
English rock band
formed in
London in 1977.
Within a few
months of
their first gig, the line-up
settled as
Sting (lead vocals, b****...
