Police are interested in arrests, for which the burden of proof is much lower than for evidence in a court trial. Prosecutors are interested in the sufficiency of the evidence and often find police reports and evidence lacking in court; therefore, discuss the differences and possible tension points between prosecutors and police and possible solutions for improving police-prosecutor relationships.

 4 questions   Question 1-  Compare and Contrast community-oriented policing with traditional policing. Describe the strengths and weaknesses of community-oriented policing. How has the implementation of community oriented policing affected neighborhood crime? Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format. Q2 -  In Problem-Oriented Policing (POP), what are the four steps in the problem solving process? Create  a hypothetical scenario involving a deadly batch of heroin that is  making its way through your community in which you employ the four steps  in the problem solving process. Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format. Q3-  What is the primary objective of CompStat? What are the four key principles of the CompStat Model? Can CompState be used to combat terrorism? Why / Why Not? Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format. Q4 -  What are the four key objectives in the transformation of local police agencies into intelligence-led organizations? Intelligence-led  policing is often viewed as a management tool instead of a crime  reduction strategy. Explain how the use of intelligence led policing can  reduce crime in a neighborhood with high rates of burglaries.