Asked by Eliana

A relatively small number of police officers engage in questionable police practices, such as corruption, racial profiling, and excessive force. However, the small number deeply impact community-police relations. What impact do you think inappropriate police behavior has on the community? How can the police as an agency better monitor behavior to keep the few from spoiling the reputation of all? Do you think civil litigation is a useful tool in keeping officers in check? Why or why not? What do you think can be done to help a community overcome large scandals, such as the L.A. Rampart scandal?
Answered by Writeacher
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Answered by Ms. Sue
What impact do you think inappropriate police behavior has on the community?
<b>Which community?</b>

How can the police as an agency better monitor behavior to keep the few from spoiling the reputation of all?
<b>Video- or audio-taping of all police interactions with the public?</b>

Do you think civil litigation is a useful tool in keeping officers in check?
<b>What do you think?</b>

Why or why not?
<b>What do you think?</b>

What do you think can be done to help a community overcome large scandals, such as the L.A. Rampart scandal?
<b>What do you think?</b>
Answered by Eliana
I need opinions, no stupid comments thanks for nothing.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Eliana! Your teacher wants YOUR opinions, not the opinions of anonymous people who aren't enrolled in your class.
Answered by Brandon
Has civility gone downhill in this modern world? I make a conscious effort to be polite on a daily basis, even though I know that I can not make an overall change in the planet as a whole. Rudeness is by definition unjustifiable and unnecessary, but dis courtesy still runs rampant. Is chivalry dead to everyone else except me?!
Answered by Brandon
Sorry about that little rant about life on Earth.
Answered by Anonymous
well, i think the police have an image problem. When police do something bad, like beat people up, drink on the job, nothing is done. The media reported on a female officer up here. She got drunk at work with the other staff. Rammed her car into another. An investigation was done. She got nothing. Then, 2 months later got a promotion.-- i got a criminal record for smoking pot in public.--

So they got to do a better job at enforcing the rules

civil litigation wont help. Who do u think will come forth and sue them.