Professionalism
There are unlimited reasons to why officers make the decisions that they do.Whether or not probable cause exists.Whether or not the statute requires an arrest.Whether or not arresting the individual is convenient.The likelihood of the individual becoming violent or attempting to flee.Whether or not the victim wants charges pressed.The nature of the crime and whether the officer believes it will be repeated.
The decisions about officers in the House of Representatives are made in the party caucus offices. These are usually near the partly leaders' offices.
Britain had the most influence
Factors that can affect an officer's discretion include departmental policies, laws and regulations, the officer's training and experience, the specific circumstances of the situation, the behavior and cooperation of the individuals involved, as well as the officer's personal biases and attitudes.
implementing the president's program in a particular area while also attempting to influence the president's policies in that area.
Yes, provided their individual Parole Officers give permission.
That is entirely up to the individual officer. Respect is not given, it is earned.
Yes, that is a possibility. However, the individual must graduate Officers Candidate School.
There may be some individual police officers that agree it should be but overall they do not.
Yes, if they are in "fresh pursuit" of the individual.
More information needs to be known. Two tickets for WHAT? Traffic violations are misdemeanors which must occur in the officers presence in order to be cited for them. However, officers can also issue "tickets" (summonses) for other minor violations such as minor drug use/possession, trash violations, etc - etc.