The Oath of Office and Code of Ethics

Abstract In today's world, the criminal justice system faces many problems. Some of these problems include police corruption, abuse and fatal forces, tracking and deviation. Media influences public opinion and concerns about the moral and moral value of public leaders. (DeShon, 2000) There are two ignored and important issues in the criminal justice system, honesty and truth, ie pledges and ethics. (DeShon, 2000) In many organizations, the impact of these two problems on our community is not completely understood.

ICS reply / comment - suggestion is valid. The police 's responsibility to the public is determined by the "police law", "police code of ethics" and the oath pledge law. For example, you can use the "Declaration of the Ministry of Home Affairs Staff". This includes the minimum service standards that citizens can expect. The police internal silence norm, the reasons for corruption are somewhat different. The documented "silent code" works within the scope of the police act. This phenomenon is widely accepted in the international police community. It is absurd to think that it will not apply to Serbian law enforcement agencies. An important reason for police investigation concerns is their passive behavior against corruption. One quarter of police officers involved in the investigation said they did nothing after receiving information on corrupt colleagues.

Police are required to comply with the law enforcement ethics prescribed by the International Police Chiefs Association. This Code of Ethics was written in 1957 and often causes ethical problems or dilemmas for those who support the law. Five modern moral issues in law enforcement agencies involve staff life outside the duties, maintenance of law and your rights, use of necessary force, and fair behavior and analysis. Police standards are extremely high and their personal life demands that they reflect the integrity of their position. They are always supervised by the public and rely on public confidence to maintain their position of power, so they must always maintain a professional image. While most of the work is terminated when individuals withdraw, police are facing an ethical question of maintaining social respect and always obeying the law.