GUARDIANS OF JUSTICE: UNRAVELING THE JOURNEY OF POLICE PROFESSIONAL DOCTRINE IN SUDAN
Abstract
This study presents a comprehensive historical overview of the establishment and development of police professional doctrine in Sudan. Spanning key periods, from the early foundations to contemporary reforms, the research unravels the evolution and implementation of professional standards within the Sudanese police force. Through a meticulous examination of historical records, policy shifts, and institutional changes, the paper sheds light on the challenges faced, milestones achieved, and the impact of professional doctrine on law enforcement in Sudan. By exploring the journey of "Guardians of Justice," this work contributes to a nuanced understanding of the dynamic interplay between policing principles and societal needs, offering insights into the continuous refinement of professional standards in the Sudanese context.
Keywords
Sudan, Police Professional Doctrine, Law EnforcementHow to Cite
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