Category:Law Enforcement: Difference between revisions

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Law enforcement is the upholding of the law, which is to say, the imposition of the will of state. Law enforcement includes investigation of crimes by the police, the arrestation by the police of suspects, the judgement by trial of the accused, and punishment by state agents such as jailors or executioners of the condemned.

This category has the following 35 subcategories, out of 35 total.

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-Law enforcement is the enforcement of the [[law]] which is to say of the will of [[state]]. Law enforcement is the [[investigation]] of [[crimes|crime]] and those [[suspect|suspected]] of committing them. Given sufficient evident, law enforcment is the arrestation and [[imprisonment]] of suspects in preparation for trial before a [[court]] of [[law]].
+'''Law enforcement''' is the upholding of the [[law]], which is to say, the imposition of the will of [[state]]. Law enforcement includes [[criminal investigation|investigation]] of [[crimes]] by the [[police]], the [[arrestation]] by the [[police]] of suspects, the [[judgement]] by [[trial]] of the [[accused]], and [[punishment]] by state agents such as [[jailor|jailors]] or [[executioners]] of the [[condemned]].
-[[Category:Law]][[Category:State]][[Category:Investigation]]
+[[Category:Law]]
+[[Category:State Function (Overt)]]
+[[Category:Law Enforcing]]