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6. Police
integrity, values and honor
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Article 48-General
and special discharge hearings
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| 48.1 |
General and special discharge
hearings |
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A general discharge hearing is a hearing called to hear the citations and service of a police officer prior to their retirement. The purpose of a general discharge hearing is to set any recommendations, awards or special benefits deemed appropriate upon a loyal police officer who has served their society. |
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| 48.2 |
Special discharge hearings |
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A special discharge hearing is when a hearing is called upon a serious breach of the POlice Code and the conviction of any police officer of a level 3 or above criminal offence. |
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A special discharge hearing shall operate like a criminal hearing with a Police Judge, the rules of evidence and the right to a fair defense. |
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The result of a special discharge hearing is whether an officer is either honorably, or dishonorably discharged from the force. |
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An honorable discharge means the police officer is honored, in spite of their breach and/or crime with maintaining all awards, former rank, citations, pensions and benefits whereas a dishonorable discharge means the officer is stripped of all awards, honors, rank, pensions and benefits and their badge number shall never be used again by an serving police officer. |
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