Private Security Chapter 3

Private security officers usually have no more powers than private citizens.

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Private security officers can question employees without using the Miranda warning in most states.

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Private security officers cannot search employees.

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Private security officers cannot invade another's privacy

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Private security officers can electronically eavesdrop

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Private security officers cannot trespass

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Private security officers wear a uniform or badge closely resembling that of a public officer in all jurisdictions.

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Public police must follow U. S. Constitution and private security does not.

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Tort law is a civil law.

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Tort law is a civil law.Private and public security forces engage in similar activities and have similar goals, including preventing crime.

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