LEA 102-Comparative Models in Policing
LEA 102-Comparative Models in Policing
CRIMINOLOGY DEPARTMENT
COURSE OUTLINE
I.Introduction to policing
Changing meaning of policing
The practice of policing
Different umbrella of governments
II. Process-led approach
Outcome-led approach
Community policing as a means to recover public consent
Practicing community policing
Police-community consultation
Police-community collaboration
Community policing and reassurance
Challenges for community policing
Policing and social cohesion
III. Transnational crime
Comprehensive program to combat transnational organized crime under the
Office of the President
The transnational Organized Crime Groups
IV. Model system:
Problem-oriented policing
Democratic policing
Human rights policing
Reassurance policing
Value-based policing
Citizen-focused policing
Modal policing
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Neighborhood policing
Community oriented policing
Types of societies
Comparative research methods (the need for innovative policing)
V. Law enforcement models
a.Police rank of model countries
b.Types of law enforcement
c.Requirement
d.Recruitment
e. Uniform
f. Police name
g.Highest rank and lowest rank in the following countries:
Philippines
Columbia
Myanmar
Japan
New Zealand
Australia
Afghanistan
Sri Lanka
Spain
India
Malaysia
Hongkong
Thailand
Chile
Pakistan
Argentina
Indonesia
Brunei
Laos
France
Uruguay
Germany
Abu Dhabi
United Kingdom
China
Sudan
Singapore
Israel
Brazil
U.S.A.
VI. Brief history of Interpol
Interpol awareness seminars
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References:
Corpuz, Rhem Rick N., PhD, Comprehensive Studies in Criminal and Jurisprudence and
Law Enforcement Administration, 2019
Garcia, Mario A. A Textbook on Comparative Police and Criminal Justice System,
Wiseman’s Books Training, Inc. 2015
Rowe, Michael Introduction to Policing, Sage Publications Inc. 2008
Cadavino, Michael and Dignan, James, Penal Systems A Comparative Approach, 2006
GRADING SYSTEM
Term Grade
Weekly Output 30%
Quizzes 30%
Major Exam 40%
Semestral Grade
Revalida 5%
Prelim+Midterm+Finals 95%
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COURSE REQUIREMENTS
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Quizzes
There are two quizzes, 50pts each, that you have to take per term. The types of tests in
the quiz may vary to assess different levels of learning.
Revalida
Revalida will be in a form of book review entries, where in you have to record your
learnings for the week on your Revalida Journal. For LEA 102, you are required to list 5
important terminologies with their comprehensive meanings and/or facts about the topics
discussed on a weekly basis, for a total of 25 items per term. Revalida journal shall be submitted
at the end of the semester.
Major Exam
You will take 3 major exams for this sem (labeled as Prelim Exam, Midterm Exam and
Final Exam). Before taking any major exam, you have to secure an exam permit first.
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STUDY SCHEDULE
In preparing for the discussion of each topic and all the class requirements in advance, you may refer to this schedule as your guide.
However, you are highly encouraged to check our Schoology course site at least twice a week for the specific instructions and the
latest announcements, so you will be able to adjust accordingly. Please note that real-time classes will be conducted via Zoom
following your class schedule.
Learning
Week Topic Students’ Activities Teacher’s Resources
Outcome/s
Week 1 Trace the I.Introduction to A. Join real-time Virtual Class (Via Zoom) or watch Resource Unit
August 24- historical policing recorded Zoom Meeting.
29 foundations of •Changing Visual Material
policing. meaning of B. Familiarize self with course procedures,
policing guidelines, requirements. Detailed lecture of the
•The practice of lesson
policing C. Watch History of Policing Chapter I
•Different (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXDY7QY2RKM) Weekly Output 1
umbrella of
governments D. Read detailed lecture of the topic using your
Kotobee Reader
Week 2 Define II. Process-led A. Join real-time Virtual Class (Via Zoom) or watch Resource Unit
August 31- community approach recorded Zoom Meeting.
September policing and its •Outcome-led Visual Material
5 process. approach B. Read detailed lecture of the topic using your
•Community Kotobee reader Detailed lecture of the
policing as a lesson
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Week 4 Compare and IV. Model A. Join real-time Virtual Class (Via Zoom) or watch Resource Unit
September contrast the system: recorded Zoom Meeting.
14-19 different •Problem- Visual Material
practices of oriented policing B. Read detailed lecture of the topic using your
police models in •Democratic Kotobee reader Detailed lecture of the
the world. policing lesson
•Human rights C. Watch Problem-oriented policing
policing (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfG7bL_ajKE) Weekly Output 4
•Reassurance Watch Democratic Policing
policing (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u49FRi45BpU) Quiz 2
•Value-based Watch Human rights and Police
policing (https://www.youtube.com/watch?
•Citizen-focused v=OdTVyB2UhgE )
policing Watch Reassurance Policing and Compstat
•Modal policing (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22MYhPkjBV8
•Neighborhood )
policing Watch Expect MORE: Values Based Policing with
•Community OUPD
oriented policing (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SGSSe90YGM
)
Watch Focus on Community Policing - Citizens
Police Academy
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCT9priNpXA )
Watch What is NYPD Neighborhood Policing
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NouXna0UKro
)
Watch This is What Community Oriented Policing
Looks Like
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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v=TqWdlDABmvo)
Week 5 Discuss the •Types of A. Join real-time Virtual Class (Via Zoom) or watch Resource Unit
September different types societies recorded Zoom Meeting.
21-26 of societies and •Comparative Visual Material
theories of research methods B. Read detailed lecture of the topic using your
comparative (the need for Kotobee reader Detailed lecture of the
criminology. innovative lesson
policing) C.Watch Types of society in sociology
(https://www.youtube.com/watch? Weekly Output 5
v=mhkRWIVnTRQ)
Week 13 Discuss the VI. Brief history A. Join real-time Virtual Class (Via Zoom) or watch Resource Unit
November objectives, vision, of Interpol recorded Zoom Meeting.
16-21 role and functions •Interpol Visual Material
of the awareness B. Read detailed lecture of the topic using your
International seminars Kotobee reader Detailed lecture of the
Criminal Police •Interpol lesson
Organization. general C. Watch INTERPOL - WikiVidi Documentary
overview (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fp5Mb9soKUs ) Weekly Output 11
•Interpol use of
networking and D. Accomplish Weekly Output 11 (WO 11: Role of Weekly Output 12
internet in INTERPOL in crime control )
general Quiz 5
•Interpol 194 E.Accomplish Weekly Output 12 (WO 12: List of
member recent InterPol’s Organizational structure)
countries
•Some of the F. Answer Quiz 5 made available at Schoology
Leading course site
International
Police G. Work on your Revalida Book Review Entry
Organizations in
the World
•The
modernization
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of Police
Cooperation
through Interpol
Week 14 Discuss the VII. A. Join real-time Virtual Class (Via Zoom) or watch Resource Unit
November objectives and ASEANAPOL recorded Zoom Meeting.
23-28 functions of the •Permanent Visual Material
Association of secretariat B. Read detailed lecture of the topic using your
National Police •Executive Kotobee reader Detailed lecture of the
Forces of the director lesson
ASEAN Region, •Member C. Watch ASEAN explained in 5 minutes
United Nation countries (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAnfj8v5acM) Weekly Output 13
Police and •European
European Police Union D. Accomplish Weekly Output 13 (WO 13: Review
•International of ASEANAPOL accomplishments and projects for
Association the past 5 years)
Police
sustainable E. Work on your Revalida Book Review Entry
peace through
justice and
security
Week 15 Enumerate and VIII. Officers in A. Join real-time Virtual Class (Via Zoom) or watch Resource Unit
November discuss the the United recorded Zoom Meeting.
30- different UN Nations Visual Material
December Conventions that •The UN B. Read detailed lecture of the topic using your
5 provides convention Kotobee reader Detailed lecture of the
guidelines in the against lesson
Global Police transnational C.Watch The United Nations Explained
Systems and crimes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF6g23ydyuU ) Weekly Output 14
Process •Cases related
to Human D. Accomplish Weekly Output 14(WO 14: Reaction
trafficking paper about the video presentation, Significance of
•UN mandates Unite Nations )
on human
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Week 17
December Final Examination Take Final Examination
14-19
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GENERAL POLICIES
A. Late submissions. You are expected to submit requirements on time. However, in some
unavoidable situations when you cannot do so, your submissions will still be accepted but
will receive mark deduction of 1 point per day late including weekends.
B. Where to submit. All are encouraged to submit all requirements online, in the proper
submission bins assigned for a particular assignment. However, in case of internet
inaccessibility, you may personally get all resources/materials from the CPDO.
Submission of outputs and taking quizzes and major exams may also be done personally
at school as scheduled and via appointment.
C. Identifying your submission.
File names (for online submission)
Make sure that all your word documents are saved as MS Word documents (.docx). If
you happen to use an Apple device (i.e. Mac), convert the pages file to MS Word. Do not
submit a PDF file unless specifically asked to do so.
Family name,First and middle name/initials-LEA 102-requirement.docx
Example: Ramizares,JH,L.-LEA 102-WO1.docx
Your submission, either online or personal, should always have a header that bears your
complete name and the name of the submission for easy referencing. You may use this
header format:
Example:
RAMIZARES, JOSEPH HANSEN L.
WO1
D. Getting in touch with your FIC. The best way to get in touch with your instructor for
personal concerns is through a message sent via course site, or any other communication
channel that is available. Do not hesitate to ask questions or communicate your concerns.
E. Learning Platforms
a. Schoology. The Learning Management System (LMS) that will be utilized in this
course is Schoology. All materials, resources, assignments and assessments will be made
available in the Schoology course site. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself
with the system.
b. Zoom. Real-time classes shall be conducted using Zoom. Invitation links for Zoom
Meetings shall be provided in the course site and other communication channels. You are
highly encouraged to join and participate in this virtual class as scheduled. Attendance
shall be checked and monitored.
c. Kotobee Reader. Some materials like lectures and other discussions shall be made
available in different e-book formats. These shall be uploaded in the course site, which
you may download and read offline using your Kotobee Reader, although other e-book
readers may also work just fine.