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The Criminal Justice Process Compare and contrast 'reactive' and 'proactive' approaches to police investigation. Are there any potential ethical or legal problems in adopting a proactive approach? The above question will be answered using examples of both reactive and proactive methods of policing. The two methods will be contrasted and compared to each other. The potential legal and ethical problems in adopting a proactive approach will be discussed. The essay will then be concluded and any recommendations will be stated. Reactive policing has been used in the UK for many years, as we all know if we have a problem or emergency we dial 999 and the police will react to whatever the situation may be. This is the most commonly used method of policing and in conjunction with public co-operation this is how the police respond to and prevent crime. When the police are not out reacting to calls from the public they...

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