The typical CHP cruiser, Mills said, costs just over $40,000, which buys a skid plate, a "push bumper" on the front of the vehicle, a touch-screen onboard computer system, antennas, storage for weapons, and other police prerequisites.
A similar bill, the Fair Campus Act, includes many of the same provisions but does not make reporting a sexual attack to the police a prerequisite for colleges to hold their own investigation or hearing into an alleged assault.
In Albuquerque, where some sex offenders have been banned from libraries since 2008, with some exceptions, the police have never even issued a trespass notice, a prerequisite to an arrest.
Fire department personnel should cordon off the site of the incident in cooperation with the police, and should decontaminate victims because this is an essential and important prerequisite for protecting medical facilities from contamination.
Police, council and health bodies have stressed that getting drunk is not a "prerequisite to having a good time".
So in short, autonomous, armed robots probably aren't going to replace say the police anytime soon, which is comforting since those would be more or less a prerequisite for phase two.
Although the field of public security sets high prerequisite entry standards for physical fitness and good health, the demands of police work do not allow police officers to maintain their physical fitness, which tends to deteriorate over time [ 1, 2].
Meanwhile, intelligence courses are a growing prerequisite for criminology and law enforcement education, a transformation reaching beyond federal agencies into local police.
The chief prerequisite for a coup is control of all or part of the armed forces, the police, and other military elements.
"These are prerequisites".
"We have all the prerequisites".
