Sentence examples for police tradition from inspiring English sources

While the so-called perp walk is a New York police tradition, allowing the press to get photographs of a suspect, a 2000 law in France tries to reinforce the principle of the presumption of innocence by criminalizing the publication of photos of an identifiable person in handcuffs who has not yet been convicted.

British law, tradition, police practice and community relations are quite different from the United States.

This reform shakes up policing tradition in the name of democratic legitimacy.

Britain has a policing tradition different from the Continent's, and a decade ago, the sight of armed officers was rare.

But it is mainly because the policing tradition is rooted in 19th-century Peelian principles: the police are not supposed to impose order on an unwilling populace, but to operate with the consent of the community.

McInnes questions House's decision to have armed officers on permanent patrol across the country.That might be necessary in urban Glasgow, she said, but outside major cities the policy is alien to Scotland's unarmed policing tradition.

The Canadian mounted police represented a significant departure from Anglo-Saxon policing traditions.

Activists sent a list of demands to Birgeneau, mainly focused on the handling of the 2011 Occupy Cal protests, where UC police continued their tradition of using excessive force on protesters.

In the buildup to Christmas, where consumerism is king and capitalism shoved in our faces so hard that January debt is practically a tradition, police forces tend to see an uptick in shoplifting attempts.

Every year Mexico's traditions police take to social media to berate those who celebrate foreign holidays, especially if that tradition comes from the United States.

But beyond such symbolic and formal similarities, American law and tradition have tried to draw a clear line between police and military forces.