It should be noted that both constitutional policing and community policing can be complementary of each, where the former can form a strong and rigid foundation for the latter. For example, constitutional policing establishes “the foundation for ethical, lawful practices that seek to protect civilians’ civil rights,” upon which community policing can develop “that framework and applies it to the needs and concerns of a particular community.” Therefore, these two notions are not mutually exclusive, but the core principles of constitutional policing for equality under the law need to be prioritized and set boundaries in which community-specific concerns are factored in.
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