Criminal justice law enforcement

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Law enforcement describes the agencies and employees responsible for enforcing laws, maintaining public order, and managing public safety.
The primary duties of law enforcement include:

That said, “criminal justice” is an overarching system designed to mitigate crime in America — and there are several different branches within it.
Those include:

Law enforcement officers operate within their communities, and are on the frontline of public service.
They work directly with people, in a variety of scenarios.
In contrast, Court and Corrections professionals work more closely with criminals and other members of the Criminal Justice System.

Law enforcement and criminal justice professionals are some of the most essential people today, within our neighborhoods and across the greater nation.
These are the officers that keep us safe, the minds that solve crime, and the rulers of the court.