 In sharp contrast is the Continental theory, which, evolved from the necessities of autocratic government, makes of the police force the strong arm of the ruling classes. The Continental policeman is the servant of the Crown or the higher authorities;...  EUROPEAN POLICE SYSTEMS - Сторінка 16автори: RAYMOND B. FOSDICK - 1916Повний перегляд - Докладніше про цю книгу
 | Raymond Blaine Fosdick - 1915 - 918 стор.
...he was bound, by the regulations of the force, to obey. See Beckwith vs. Philby, 6 B. & C, 638. 2A History of Criminal Law, Vol. I, Ch. XIV. There is...illegal action unless permission is obtained from the government,1 and even then he enjoys the privilege of special laws administered by special courts regulating... | |
 | Raymond Blaine Fosdick - 1915 - 496 стор.
...edition of 1589: "So that every Englishman is a sergeant to take the thiefe, and European Police Systems In sharp contrast is the Continental theory, which,...illegal action unless permission is obtained from the government,1 and even then he enjoys the privilege of special laws administered by special courts regulating... | |
 | William Franklin Willoughby - 1919 - 488 стор.
...public sanction. They are civil employees whose primary duty is the preservation of public security. ... In sharp contrast is the continental theory, which,...his duties, nor indeed, any connection with them. This same difference in respect to the status of officials 1 " European Police Systems," by Raymond... | |
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