LEA-REVIEWERRRRRRR. -2.

Lea

1. Highest rankLowest rank Entry ageRetirement ageEducational
Qualification
Department or Ministry Police organization
Canada Police
Commissioner
Police Constable 4
th
Class
At least 19 at the
time of
engagement
60 years old High school graduateMinistry of Public Safety CanadaRoyal Canadian Mounted Police
FranceDirecteur general
de la police
nationale
(Director General)
Gardien de la paix
(Keeper of the peace)
18 years old 60 years old French Baccalaureate
Degree
Ministry of Interior National Police of France (Police
Nationale de France)
Russia Police General
General of the
Police of the
Russian
Federation
Police Cadet
Police Private
18 to 35 years old At least secondary-level
of education
Ministry of Internal Affairs Militsiya (1910 to 2011)
Russian Police (present)
Vietnam General 2
nd
Constable Ministry of Public Security Vietnam People’s Police
Korea Commissioner
General
Auxiliary Police Officer18 years old 60 years old Ministry of Government
Administration and Home Affairs
Korean National Police Agency
UAE General Policeman 18 years old High School Degree Ministry of Interior Dubai Police Force
Greece Police Lieutenant
General
Constable 18 to 26 years old62 years old Secondary Schooling Ministry of Citizen Protection Hellenic Police (Greece)
Japan
Sweden

2. 1. Who is the head of the government of Vietnam? PRIME MINISTER
2. Vietnam People’s Police: VIETNAM PEOPLE’S PUBLIC SAFETY
3. The Vietnamese Criminal Justice System has established three pillars to curb crimes, EXCEPT ONE
A. Investigative Police C. Courts
B. Procuracies D. Corrections
4. How many ministries are there in Vietnam Government that is under the supervision and direction of the Prime Minister? 18
5. Who is the head of the state in Vietnam Government? PRESIDENT
6. the Central feature of police professionalism in French policing is, except one
A. Salary standardization C. Training
B. Recruitment D. Educational Opportunities
Crime rate= reported crimes/ population X 100,000
Reported crimes= crime rate (population) / 100,000
Total population= reported crimes/ crime rate X 100,000