Question # 1

The three main types of Law Enforcement are arrest, trial, and imprisonment. In the action of arrest the police arrest any one who they believe committed a crime. The person who is being arrested will have a warrant for their arrest. Others will had to have violated the law for their arrest. Trial is held in court after given a attorney. The judge appoints a defense attorney to handle the person's case if they can't afford one. The judge then sets bail if he or she should go on trial. Imprisonment is the longest or shortest term to which an offender may be sentenced. The judge often decides the length of the sentence. Depending on how he or she feels will best serve both the offender and society. (" On pages
141 and 142 this first question is given in the World Book"). My quote backs up my answers and what was given to me in the text. (" GoLawEnforcement.com").