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Research Policing Control Mechani Sm Of The Police Station Under The Conditions Of Village Spontaneous Order Weekening

Posted on:2016-02-14Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L F LiangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2296330470953813Subject:Legal theory
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Security relationship of village is inextricably bound up with the villagers’ right of life and production. Providing the security to the villages is the important part for governing our modern country effectively. Individual of the village and the development of the individual villager make the family, household and village have lost the major function of controlling and regulating the order of villages. The social mechanism which is as the support of work of police stations has gradually weakened and collapsed. Under the main discourse of right relief and service-oriented police work, the security cases were charged by the police station gradually. In the attack of limited resources, the authority domination and security pressure, the police stations mediated such cases with the way of scattering and made the village into the controllable status by the guise of the legitimacy form like abandoning the discretion, negative abstaining from an act, acquiescing the private relief, etc.The tendency of the mediation had an impact on the behavior of the villagers. The villagers were induced to start the police stations procedures to relief selectively depending on the type of the issues. However, for cases which are chosen by the police stations to mediate, the police station can’t absolutely controlled and handled them. Such cases would be finally settled by considering the participants’ profit, balancing the demand and compromising in the specific field. It reflects the contradiction between planning and abstractness of the law and complexity in rural society and emerges the difficulties of conducting law in rural society.
Keywords/Search Tags:Rural security, Village Original order, Police regulation, Individualbehavior
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