About the Police, Law & Society: The Paradigm Shift
Among the pillars of the criminal justice system, police is considered as one of the closest pillars of the criminal justice administration available to common man. Whenever there is any imminent threat or danger to life and property of the people, the doors of the police are always knocked for it is the police force who is entrusted by the Constitution of India to maintain peace and harmony. They are the public servants and play a pivotal role in maintaining the decorum and status quo in the society. Despite having responsibilities and performing them to the best of their abilities, police is always considered as a lethargic, maligned and corrupt institution and there is always a fear in the minds of the general mass to approach the police even at times of need. The reasons may vary according to the situations, but there is a need for huge reform in the present scenario. Moreover, the changing facade in relation to the advance technology is definitely a need for reforms as many officers are still attached to the age-old technology and also to the British legacy. The aim of the proposed book is to study the relationship between the police and the public and correlate the notions of community-oriented policing which is the need of the hour today. The book would further enumerate how the perception of the common people about the police need to change today and focuses on the fact that how the advent of society has helped the institution of police and also developed better police public interface.
About the Chapter
Call For Chapters are invited In Edited Book: Police, Law And Society. The aim of the proposed book is to study the relationship between the police and the public and correlate the notions of community-oriented policing which is the need of the hour today. The book would further enumerate how the perception of the common people about the police need to change today and focuses on the fact that how the advent of society has helped the institution of police and also developed better police-public interface.
Tentative Topics
Community Policing: Reality of Myth
- Role of Women in the Police Organisation
- Constitutional Safeguards and Indian Police
- Police Public Relationship in the Metropolitan Areas
- Police Discretion and Role during COVID-19 Pandemic
- Police and Policing in India: A Historical Perspective
- Police Corruption and Impact on the urban India
- The Model Police Act, 2006 – A Roadmap for the Future
Stress Management and Human Rights of Police Officers
- Hazards in the Police Service
- Police Personality: From cynic to diligence
- Police and Technology in the New Era
- Role of Technology and Police during COVID-19 pandemic
- Technology and Police in Naxalite zones
- Police Interrogation and the impact of modern technology
Comparative Analysis of Technology in Police Organisation between USA & India
- Role of Technology in Forensic Investigation by the Police
- Role and Use of Technology by the Police in Criminal
Investigation
- Impact of Technology on Police Personality
- Police and Technology at logger heads: The use and abuse of technology
About Editorial Board
- Professor (Dr.) Sarfaraz Ahmed Khan, Director, SLS Hyderabad
- Dr. Shailendra Kumar is Presently working as Assistant Professor at Symbiosis Law School Hyderabad.
- Mr. Samrat Dutta is Presently working as Assistant Professor at ICFAI Himachal Pradesh.
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Submission of Final paper: 5th September, 2020.
Authors who do not follow these guidelines may have their submission returned to them without being reviewed.
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