Month: September 2021
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Confidence of People with Mental Health Concerns Have In the Police Complaints System
The police are said to be our trusty agents of peace and order in the community. They are the ones who curb violence and shush those who go against the law. However, some people still have trust issues with the cops. This is especially true for those with mental health problems. The mentally vulnerable have…
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Mental Health and the Police Force: The Importance of Proper Interaction of the Police to the Mentally Vulnerable People
“Equity” is a term every people preach, yet it is not being practiced every day. This overused word holds, especially with people with mental health illnesses addressing their concerns in the community to the police force. Whether these people with mental health conditions charge a complaint against someone or are accused of a crime, they…
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Corruption in the Police: A Fact Sheet
Corruption in any government in any nation is said to be a rampant everlasting problem in governance. A corrupt government means it does not serve its purpose—to serve the people. This problem seems to be challenging to erase, including the issue of police corruption. Those we expect to adhere to the laws of the land…
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The Right to Appeal vs Review: What Are the Differences?
The right to complain against the authorities is one fundamental principle in a democratic nation. This right assures every citizen that democracy is being practiced healthily, as those in power are constantly undergoing balance checks. It also ensures that the power is at the citizen’s hands. But what if a decision on the complaint turns…