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ContentsAcknowledgements ....................................................................................................................6Foreword .........................................................................................................................................7Chapter 1Introduction .................................................................................................................................81.1 Federation of Pakistan1.2 Federal Police Organisations1.3 Provincial Police Organisations1.4 Criminal Law1.5 Criminal Procedure1.6 Independent Prosecution Services1.7 Judiciary1.8 AppealsChapter 2Provincial Policing in Pakistan ..........................................................................................182.1 History of Policing2.1.1 Organisation under the Police Act, 18612.1.2 Organisation under the Police Order, 20022.2 Functional Organisation of the Police2.3 Field Establishment2.4 Police Headquarters Establishment2.5 Duties and Responsibilities of the Police2.6 Accountability2.7 Women in the PoliceChapter 3Recruitment and Training ...................................................................................................333.1 Junior Ranks3.1.1 Recruitment3.1.2 Educational Requirements3.1.3 Age Requirements3.1.4 Training3.2 Senior Ranks3.2.1 Recruitment4
3.2.2 Educational Requirements3.2.3 Age Requirements3.2.4 Training3.3 Training the Trainers3.4 Challenges and Shortcomings of TrainingChapter 4Federal Policing in Pakistan ..............................................................................................414.1 The Role of the Federal Ministry of Interior4.2 The Police Service of Pakistan4.3 Federal Police Organisations4.3.1 Civil Armed Forces4.3.2 Frontier Corps4.3.3 Pakistan Rangers4.3.4 Pakistan Coast Guards4.3.5 Gilgit-Baltistan Police4.3.6 Northern Areas Scouts4.3.7 Frontier Constabulary4.3.8 Capital Territory Police4.3.9 Federal Investigation Agency4.3.10 Anti-Narcotics Force4.3.11 Intelligence Bureau4.3.12 National Highways and Motorways Police4.3.13 Pakistan Railways Police4.3.14 National Police Bureau4.3.15 National Public Safety Commission4.3.16 National Police Management BoardChapter 5Modernisation of the Police .................................................................................................585.1 Federal Government5.2 Provincial Governments5.2.1 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa5.2.2 Sindh5.2.3 Punjab5.2.4 BalochistanEndnotes .....................................................................................................................................645
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