INDIVIDUAL CONTROL IN POLICE

Individual Control in Police



Abstract

In this study we try to explore the concept of “Individual Control in Police” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “Individual Control” and its relation with “Police”. The research also analyzes many aspects of “Individual Control” and tries to gauge its effect on “Police”. Finally, the research describes various factors which are responsible for “Individual Control” and tries to describe the overall effect of “Individual Control” on “Police”.

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION4

DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS4

Can you imagine voting on whether we should wear uniforms, who works what assignments, ethical standards, and whether or not to evaluate employee performance?4

What Might Prove Successful?5

What is the Most Reliable Alternative?6

CONCLUSION7

REFERENCES8

Individual Control in Police

Introduction

Every organization is composed of a system of consciously coordinated activities and consists of two or more people. Organizations only exist when people are able to communicate with each other, i.e. exchange ideas and opinions by understanding the other's point of view, optimizing the ability to solve problems demonstrating a research mentality using scientific criteria by testing. Just like other organizations, police also require a proper internal and external control and command system through which it can supervise its organizational activities in an effective manner. Police is not only run by the participation of people working on different job roles and responsibilities but it also requires a chain of command to manage the authority or power in this regard.

Discussion and Analysis

Can you imagine voting on whether we should wear uniforms, who works what assignments, ethical standards, and whether or not to evaluate employee performance?

Police comes under the law enforcement organization and requires rigorous supervision and quick decision-making managed through a synchronized mechanism of command and control. The concept of democracy does not fit in to an organization like police where there is a ...