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    This document outlines factors that influence comparative policing models, including systems of government, justice systems, and organizational structure. It discusses that policing depends on the government and justice system of each jurisdiction. Unitary states have a central government as the supreme power, while federal systems divide powers between central and local governments. The document aims to lay the foundation for understanding differences in police systems globally and how global policing is possible.

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    This document outlines factors that influence comparative policing models, including systems of government, justice systems, and organizational structure. It discusses that policing depends on the government and justice system of each jurisdiction. Unitary states have a central government as the supreme power, while federal systems divide powers between central and local governments. The document aims to lay the foundation for understanding differences in police systems globally and how global policing is possible.

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    This document outlines factors that influence comparative policing models, including systems of government, justice systems, and organizational structure. It discusses that policing depends on the government and justice system of each jurisdiction. Unitary states have a central government as the supreme power, while federal systems divide powers between central and local governments. The document aims to lay the foundation for understanding differences in police systems globally and how global policing is possible.

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    Alvin Mangayao O.

    2nd Year BS -Criminology

    1.It is therefore the objective of this book to lay down the foundation as to how and why

    police system in different jurisdiction differs from each other and with these differences

    how can there be a global policing possible.

    A. Comparative Models in Policing C.Comparative Models in Policing

    B.Policing D.Jurisdiction

    2.Is dependent of the government and justice system of every given jurisdiction.

    A. Policing

    B.Policing System

    C.Justice System

    D.Comparative Policing

    3.That is independent from its government since the objective of policing is to

    implement outside of the statues passed by the government otherwise there will be an

    opposing force on both ends.

    A Law Enforcement System B. Policing System

    C.Comparative Models in Policing D. Policing

    4.Differs from federal type in its organization and many other features which are given

    below.

    A.Unitary State B.Unitary Government

    C.The System of Government D.Law Enforcement System


    5.Is a state governed as one single power in which the central government is ultimately

    supreme and any administrative division (subnational unit) exercise only powers that

    their central government choose to delegate.

    A.Unitary States C.Justice System

    B.Policing D.Jurisdiction

    6.Is an example of a unitary state ?

    A. Russia B. Alaska C. Germany D. United Kingdom

    7.this course introduces to the learners’ different fundamental concepts in the the

    policing system it is worthy to note that policing system varies depending on the

    following influencing factors.

    A.The system of government the justice system and the organizational set up

    B Jurisdiction, Policing, Justice system,

    C.Regulating System, Justice System, Government System ,

    D.Both A and B

    8.It is worth necessary to study the rationale of the different government system as a

    foundation to understand how a country is managed and regulated.

    A.Policing B. Justice system C. law enforcement system D. None of the above

    9.Is known as the justice system being carried out by its implementing arm.

    A.Regulating system B.Unitary government C.Policing D. Government System

    10.Countries and Municipalities have only the authority granted to them by the state

    governments under their state constitution or by legislative acts.

    A. Regulating system

    B. Dillon’s Rule
    C. Unitary State

    D. Jurisdiction

    SUMMARIZE

    This issue is the revision of the first book titled comparative police system" as the new

    CMO 05 S,2018 changed the title to Comparative models in policing". however, the

    concept should not change because how can the views of the policing system be

    understood if the study is limited to the system of organization and ranking.

    Therefore, it is said to be intended to lay the foundations of how and why police systems

    in different jurisdictions differ from each other and with these differences and how global

    policing is possible. and it is also a Literal police system that this justice system requires

    in the execution of statues. With these insights and let's explore the study areas below.

    and to students and teachers, please do not limit your learning because of the content

    of this book; that it can only serve as a road map of a wider study. and the government

    system varies from one country to another due to the influence of each country’ culture,

    customs, and religion.

    OUTLINE
    I. Introduction
     This issue is the revision of the first book entitled comparative police
    system" since the new CMO 05 S,2018 modifies the titled into
    comparative models in policing". Nevertheless, the concepts should not
    change because how can one understand the perspectives of policing
    system when the learning is limited only on the organizational and ranking
    system. 

    1.  The system of   government


    2. The justice’s system and
    3. The organizational set-up.
          
        Policing influencing factors:
     It is worth necessary to study the rationale of the government systems as
    a foundation to understand how a country is managed and regulated
        The government systems
     Government system varies from one country to another due to the
    influences of cultures, practices, and religion. The umbrella influencing
    ideologies are.
    A. Democratic system
    B. Socialist Sytem and
    C. Commununist system
         General government set-up may either unitary or federal 
                In federal and unitary system 
     Scholars increasingly maintain that it makes less difference weather a
    system federql or unitary, despite legal differences.
         Unitary form of government
     A unitary government may be defined as on in which the powers are
    concentrated in the hands of a central government.
         Silent features of unitary government
     In the federal form of government there is a constitutional division of
    powers between the central and unit governments.
         Unitary state
                  A unitary state is a state governed as a single entity in which the central
    government is the supreme authority. The central government may create
    administrative

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