Common use of Law Enforcement Response to Mandatory Reports Clause in Contracts

Law Enforcement Response to Mandatory Reports. Specific response to mandatory reports are noted by offense type in the following sections. A mandatory report to law enforcement does not preclude the law enforcement agency’s ability to investigate the act and decide that no further action is needed, or recommend a stationhouse adjustment, as outlined in Article 4.2.

Law Enforcement Response to Mandatory Reports. Specific response to mandatory reports are noted by offense type in the following sections. A When a mandatory report to law enforcement does not preclude is made, the law enforcement agency’s ability agency retains full discretion to investigate the act and decide that no further action is needed, or recommend a stationhouse adjustment, as outlined in Article 4.2.

Law Enforcement Response to Mandatory Reports. ‌ Specific response to mandatory reports are noted by offense type in the following sections. A When a mandatory report to law enforcement does not preclude is made, the law enforcement agency’s ability agency retains full discretion to investigate the act and decide that no further action is needed, or recommend a stationhouse adjustment, as outlined in Article 4.2.

Law Enforcement Response to Mandatory Reports. ‌ Specific response to mandatory reports are noted by offense type in the following sections. A mandatory report to law enforcement does not preclude the law enforcement agency’s ability to investigate the act and decide that no further action is needed, or recommend a stationhouse adjustment, as outlined in Article 4.2.