Law Enforcement based on Community Social Culture Approach

Policing an interaction is basically the use of circumspection that includes pursuing choices that are not rigorously managed by lawful principles but rather will have individual components. As per Roscoe Pound, carefulness' embodiment lies among regulation and ethics. The variables that impact policing the actual law, policing, offices or offices, local area factors, and social elements. Differences in public perception of the provisions and regulations will result in different law enforcement between certain community groups and other community groups, or cultural pluralism will lead to the emergence of pluralism in cultural enforcement which can affect law enforcement. So, the law is behind the facts, in the sense that reality is what inspires the emergence of law. Of course, many facts are happening around us, yet not all of it must be confirmed as legal norms. Facts that deserve to be confirmed as law are facts that occur repeatedly, which then form the same pattern of behavior repeatedly. The pattern is felt to be binding, in the sense that it imposes obligations on those who carry it out. If there are people who violate these obligations, there is a strong impression that sanctions should be imposed on that person.