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3. How does the Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Reform Act propose to combat the problems with

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2 years ago

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Four basic responsibilities of police officers?

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3. Prevent Crimes

4. Preserve the peace

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to enforce society's laws

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- clear mandate to seek out and apprehend those who have violated the law.

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Uniformed Crime Report or UCR

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