Question:WHAT is the Law, Public Safety & Security program?

Does this law really have public safety benefits?

Unaltered dogs are oftentimes more likely to attack humans and other animals. Children are common victims. Also, because unsterilized cats will be required to remain indoors, the expectation is that there will be less cat-related injuries a...

What is the Law, Public Safety, and Security Career Cluster??

The (LPSS) Law, Public Safety, and Security Career Cluster focuses on preparing students for careers in the LPSS industry. It includes coursework in such areas as criminology, legal studies, forensics, and psychology: work-based learning op...

Are California's knife laws different for public safety personnel...?

It cannot be concealed on your person. There is no exception based upon employment. It can be carried in a belt sheath. (Pen C 12020.) Source(s): 30+ years as a criminal defense attorney

What the difference in Civil Law and Law?

Q: Im a junior in High School currently taking a 2 year Criminal Justice program. When I graduate I want to attend Air Force ROTC for four years. I want to get a degree in Criminal Justice. But my question is, is whats the difference between Criminal Justice, Law, Civil Law, Public Safety and Law Enforcement? I though they was all the same but looking at some colleges they each have a major. So if someone could please explain this to me and be serious and mature about it. It would be greatly appreciated! Thanks(:

A: Criminal Justice is just what it sounds like - things you need to know to work in the criminal justice system. Law will be overall law - like pre- law if you want to go on to become a lawyer. It will include civil and criminal law.Civil Law is pretty much anything that isn't criminal - like contracts, accident claims, landlord tenant.... It will also go into things like cops getting sued for civil rights violations, but that's only a tiny part of over all civil law.Public Safety and Law enforcement will include things like disaster preparedness, safeguarding water supplies, disease prevention, and general law enforcement.