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Policing emerged during the rule of England's .
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The system organized the community into tithings, hundreds, and shires.
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The investigative units of the focus on the forgery and counterfeiting of U.S. currency, checks, bonds, and federal food stamps.
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In addition to the FBI, the has legal jurisdiction extending to all federal crimes that are not specific responsibility of some other federal law enforcement agency.
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The best known and perhaps the most controversial of today's vigilante associations is the .
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In contrast to vigilantes, police groups consist of civilians working with local police.
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Violations of the Civil Rights Act fall under the jurisdiction of the .
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A was a group of able-bodied men of a county who were at the disposal of a sheriff for service.
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is an international police organization that serves as a depository of intelligence information on wanted criminals.
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The is the U.S. representative to Interpol.





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