Police Legitimacy and Accountability

Policing relies on public trust, police justification and accountability, which can be destroyed by unfair police shooting (Squires and Kennninson, 2010). In this country, the police are not always observing the rule of law (Newburn and Reiner, 2012: 809), and the police invite continued upset to the lack of effectiveness and legitimacy of the police. Therefore, it was intentionally decided to force the police to enter the street in a disarmed manner in order to guarantee to the public that the police are not afraid (Waddington and Wright, 2010).

They are often not accountable. Lack of accountability will harm the confidence of the community, causing doubts and indignation. In order to restore the legitimacy of the police, it is necessary to take appropriate measures to promote responsible responsible police activities and measures to ensure that they take responsibility for actions when the police deviate from the standards is. The establishment of responsible police force starts with the policy that it is directly responsible to the people it serves. There are various practices that can strengthen cooperative relations between the police and the community. Even at the policy level, even with a concrete review of complaints and disciplinary actions, civil supervision will create direct accountability and provide opportunities to learn and build relationships with the people the police serve.

Policing relies on public trust, police justification and accountability, which can be destroyed by unfair police shooting (Squires and Kennninson, 2010). In this country, the police are not always observing the rule of law (Newburn and Reiner, 2012: 809), and the police invite continued upset to the lack of effectiveness and legitimacy of the police. - Our US police system has gaps and loopholes that will allow the police officers who have not expressed their ethical standards to abuse their authority or to comply. Due to the nature of police work, these moral and ethical standards may be further exacerbated by prejudice, cheating, corruption and prejudice.