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Abstracts & Key WordsPolice Sub-Culture : An Adaptation ofA Scale for Indian PolicemenDr. Anuradha Bhandari and Sarita MalikKey WordsPolice Sub-culture, Crime Fighting, Service,Culture, Organizational Change, Socialization,Policing.AbstractAn understanding of police sub-culture isessential in order to understand the men inkhaki. A police sub-culture not only socializesthe new entrants but also teaches them thevalues, morals and various rules of policing.Adaptation to police sub-culture makes themmore loyal, aggressive, develop a feeling ofbrotherhood. Police sub-culture adherencescale developed by Cochran and Bromley(2003) was tested on Indian police and anadaptation of this police sub-culture scale wasdeveloped for Indian policemen.Singapore Community PolicingExperimentSankar SenKey WordsCommunity Policy, Japanese Model, RandomPatrolling, COBAN, Neighbourhood Policy Post(NPC)AbstractWhile police forces in USA and as well as inother western countries are still arguing overthe meaning and desirability of communitypolicing, the Singapore police boldly createdit. As the then Prime Minister of Singapore,Lee Kuan Yew said forthrightly, "we havenothing more to learn from the west, it is timeto begin to learn from the east". Singaporedecided to emulate the Japanese model andbrought about a complete conversion of thesystem between the years 1983 to 1989. Allthese changes were made within a shortperiod of time and without expenditure ofresources beyond the normal budget.Relevance of KPAs & KPIs inPolicing-CID-ADA SivanarayanaKey WordsKey Performance Areas (KPAs), KeyPerformance Indicators (KPIs), Reactive,Extraveneous, CHRI, IPC, SMART Principles,Performance Managment.AbstractThe democratic policing in any country ismeant for human security, protection andservice to the people, in addition to maintainingorder. The policing plays a vital role in thesociety from every sphere of development andchange. The UK and USA measures victims'satisfaction with the service they receive fromthe police. This KPI forms part of a PublicService Agreement. The increasing victims'satisfaction is assessed and suggestions aremade for future research and policyintervention to raise levels of satisfaction. Inother countries like Canada, Australia, etc.,different methods are adopted basing onnumber of cases reported, preventivemeasures achieved and the number ofconvictions attained in a year.4 ➢ The Indian Police Journal Vol. LVII-No. 2, April-June, 2010
Abstracts & Key WordsConviction Rate : A Reality CheckShatrujeet KumarKey WordsRegular Case, Conviction Rate, Sentencing Policy.AbstractLarge number of acquittals in criminal cases iswidely perceived to be an important reason behinddeclining fear of law in our Society. Over the years,people have lost faith in the capacity of the lawenforcement machinery to bring offenders tojustice.It is commonly believed that with money and musclepower, one can go scot free even after committingmurder. Failure of the system to convict offendershas caused a huge dent in its credibility in the eyesof the public.Cell Tower Radiation Hazard: Need ofLegislative ActionKanika GaurKey WordsCell Tower, Radiation, Antenna, Fundamental Rights,Micro-frequency, Handset, Dumbness, Epilepsy,Palpitations, Bye-laws.AbstractIt is generally an enlightening outcome when youwrite on an issue which is tagged as 'SuperfluousParanoia' and the issue in question was just thatkind of genre. What irked me most was that amidstall the bye-laws manning the safeguardsregarding the installation of cell towers onbuildings, most of the personal injury suits aregiven in favour of radiation affected residents, evenso that myriad mention of radiation hazard ofhandsets; a more grave issue of cell towerradiation hazard has escaped the attention ofmajor blocks. There is no unitary policy orseparate department in the central or stateGovernment until now, which could regulate andcheck the radiation pollution caused by Celltowers, Base stations, Antennas, Masts and Hubs.However, the issue is in direct conflict with thefundamental rights envisaged in our Constitution.This article attempts to examine hazards of CellTower Radiation in relation to law and policy.The Detection of Lorazepam from HumanViscera by a New HPLC TechniqueS. K. Chakrabarti, A. Debnath & A. BhattacharjeeKey WordsLorazepam, HPLC, TLC, GC-MS, Viscera.AbstractThe present paper describes the methodologyapplied to identify lorazepam, a benzodiazepinederivative used in a case to kill a lady to take revengeof betrayal. Along with conventional techniques/methods adopted for examination of the case, a nonconventionalmobile phase was used in HPLC, whichhas been successfully applied.Domestic Violence against Women andRole of Counselling: Some ReflectionsHardeep KaurKey WordsViolence, Domestic Violence, Rapport, Empathy,Counselling.AbstractDomestic violence is a repeated pattern ofbehavior to gain power and control over anotherthrough the use of intimidation, emotional, verbal,physical or sexual abuse. Counselling on the otherhand is a planned and systematic application ofknowledge and skills. It helps not only tounderstand and alleviate a large number ofproblems causing disharmony but alsomaladjustments in the relationships. This paperThe Indian Police Journal Vol. LVII-No. 2, April-June, 2010 5➢
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