Competitive Police

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Proper Funding, Training,
Oversight, and Cooperation

​•  One part of a citizen’s responsibility is to help create, fund, and enforce the rule of law. 
•  There is competitive police governance and a hierarchy of leadership. 
•  A badge requires police officers to protect everyone in immediate danger within guidelines.
•  All police businesses MUST Cooperate in many aspects, such as joint patrols and unified 911. 
•  Every citizen and business MUST contract with one of at least 6 viable law enforcement businesses.  The minimum size of a police business is 5% of citizens.
•  Part of the price of contracts would be based on the value of homes or a percentage of retail sales.

•  Every police business and officer MUST attain a badge from representatives of 70% of citizens on a Law Enforcement Authorization Board-LEA. 
•  This Board will train officers and run internal affairs, and 40% of the Board can pull a badge.
•  Competitive Rating Agencies (RA’s) would have significant access to police records and give high-quality information from various perspectives.
•  Both the LEA Board and the Rating System will ensure civil liberties are honored.
•  Rating Floors will not allow low standards and will deter abuses.
•  If Crime Rate Rating Floors are exceeded, many requirements will increase.

A 3-Minute Overview

A 13-Minute Overview

Every citizen and business MUST contract with one of at least 6 viable law enforcement businesses.  The minimum size of a police business is 5% of citizens.

One part of a citizen’s responsibility is to help create, fund, and enforce the rule of law.  

Both the LEA Board and the Rating System will ensure civil liberties are honored. 

If Crime Rate Rating Floors are exceeded, many requirements will increase.

Competitive Rating Agencies (RA’s) would have significant access to police records and give high-quality information from various perspectives. 

Every police business and officer MUST attain a badge from representatives of 70% of citizens on a Law Enforcement Authorization Board-LEA.  

All police businesses MUST Cooperate in many aspects, such as joint patrols and unified 911.  

A badge requires police officers to protect everyone in immediate danger within guidelines.

There is competitive police governance and a hierarchy of leadership.  

​Proper Funding, Training,
Oversight, and Cooperation