Police and the Community - CJUS1202

Open communication and collaboration between law enforcement and the media.

Positive interactions between law enforcement and young people.

Tailored communication and support for vulnerable populations.

Focuses on repairing harm caused by crime by involving victims, offenders, and the community in the process.

Justice practices based on local community values and needs.

Non-court methods to resolve disputes.

A neutral third party helps disputing parties reach an agreement.

Parties directly discuss and reach a compromise.

A policing strategy that emphasizes building strong relationships between police and the community to address crime and improve public safety.

Giving residents a voice in shaping their community's safety and security through active participation in policing efforts.

Initiatives that effectively engage the community, address local crime issues, and foster a sense of trust between police and residents.

The government agency responsible for overseeing the criminal justice system, including courts, prisons, and probation.

Obstacles that prevent or hinder the development of a positive, cooperative relationship between law enforcement and the community.

The importance of police officers upholding high standards of conduct, integrity, and fairness in their interactions with the public.

Legal documents that guarantee fundamental freedoms and protections for all individuals, including those who interact with law enforcement.

The application of physical force by police officers, which must be justified, proportionate, and lawful.

This refers to a justice system that emphasizes collaboration between law enforcement and the community they serve. It aims to involve citizens in crime prevention and address root causes of crime.

This involves a trusting and cooperative relationship between law enforcement and the community. It's essential for effective crime prevention and reducing conflict.

The police are tasked with upholding law and order, ensuring safety, and protecting citizens. They also play a role in community outreach and engagement.

Obstacles that hinder collaboration between law enforcement and the community. These can be internal (within police) or external (community-related) factors.

Applying the principles of community justice to all aspects of the criminal justice system. This involves collaboration in areas such as policing, courts, and corrections.

The nature of the interaction and relationship between law enforcement and the community they serve. This covers areas like trust, communication, and cooperation.

The evolution and development of programs aimed at fostering positive relationships between police and communities over time. This includes analyzing successes and challenges.

These are organized groups within a community that can either be officially established (formal) or arise organically (informal). They play a role in community dynamics.

Using information and communication technologies (ICT) like social media, websites, and mobile apps to connect with the community and build trust.

A document outlining strategies for improving communication and relationships between the police force and the community.

Analyzing data and studies to understand community needs and assess the effectiveness of policing strategies.

Examining real-life situations to understand police-community relations and best practices.

Experts sharing their knowledge and experiences on police-community relations.