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U znaku NSW policije se pojavljuje australski orao i grčka božica Nemsis, što simbolizira zakon i red. Policija Novog Južnog Wales-a je jedina zadržala moto na latinskom. Njen moto je „Culpam Poena Premit Comes“ (Kazna slijedi one koji su krivi). Osnovana 1862. godine, policija je sastavni dio Ministarstva unutarnjih poslova NSW. Nekih 14.454 policajca, podijeljenih u osam regionalnih „komandi“ (LAC, Local Area Commands) nadziru prostor od 801600 kvadratnih kilometara, na kojem živi preko sedam miliona stanovnika.


POLICE	POLICE	POLICE
Policija	Policija	Policija

A feature of the New South Wales Police Service patch is the inclusion of the Australian Wedge-tail Eagle clutching the Greek goddess of vengeance Nemesis. This image represents law and order. New South Wales Police are the last to retain a Latin motto: 'Culpam Poena Premit Comes' which translates to 'Punishment follows close on guilt.' The New South Wales Police Force formally established in 1862. is an agency of the Government of New South Wales within the New South Wales Ministry for Police. Divided into eighty Local Area Commands (LAC), the NSW Police Force consists of over five hundred local police stations and covers an area of 801,600 square kilometers whilst serving the state's population of seven million people. The New South Wales Police Force was with the unification of all existing independent police units within New South Wales. The authority and responsibility of the entire police force was given to the Inspector General of Police. Presently, the Commissioner of Police controls the police force. As of 2007, the New South Wales Police Force consists of approximately 14,454 officers.


SWAT SQUAD	STATE PROTECTION SUPPORT UNIT	AIRWING
Specijalne jedinice	Jedinica za podršku države NSW	Avio jedinica


ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION	VIDEO OPERATIONS UNIT	GAMING SQUAD
Odjel za istrage saobraćajnih nesereća	Jedinica za provođenje video nadzora	Antikockarska jedinica


NSW POLICE OLIMPIC SECURITY	RESCUE SQUAD (bigger patch)	RESCUE SQUAD (smaller patch)
Nošena u vrijeme održavanja Olimpijade	Odjel za spašavanje (veći znak)	Odjel za spašavanje (manji znak)


HIGHWAY PATROL	RESCUE SQUAD	HIGHWAY PATROL
Saobraćajna policija	Spasilački odred	Saobraćajna policija


PARKING PATROL	TRANSIT POLICE	PARKING PATROL
Kontrola parkiranja		Kontrola parkinga


SECURITY OFFICER	SECURITY OFFICER	POLICE PATCH
Služba osiguranja	Služba osiguranja	Verzija oznake


CHILD PROTECTION UNIT	ANTI GRAFFITI UNIT	CORRECTIVE SERVICES
Odjel za zaštitu djece	Protugrafitna jedinica	Pravosudna policija


POLICE VOLUNTEER	POLICE VOLUNTEER	BOMB DISPOSAL UNIT
Rezervni policajci	Rezervni policajci	Pirotehničari

NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE VINTAGE RANKS STARI ČINOVI POLICIJE NOVOG JUŽNOG WELSA


INCREMENTAL SERGEANT 7th year	SERGEANT	SENIOR CONSTABLE
Narednik "povišeni" 7 g službe	Narednik	Stariji pozornik


CONSTABLE
Pozornik

SHERIFF ŠERIF

Nedavno su australske države i teritorije vratile šerifima odgvornost za naplate kazni određenih od strane sudova. U praksi, to često radi policija, pogotovo u seoskim sredinama ili slabije naseljenim krajevima. Uredi šerifa u Australiji se osnivaju 1824. godine, istovremeno sa postavljanjem prvog "Šefa suca" u Novom Južnom Walesu. Uloga šerifa nije ista u svakoj australskoj državi. Sada su uglavnom zaduženi za provođenje sudskih odluka (naplata kazni ili drugoh sudskih odredbi), osiguranje sudova, privođenja, deložacije, sprovođenje maloljetnika u pritvor i rad sa porotnicima. U nekim državama šerifi imaju šire ovlasti koje idu od oduzimanja vozačkih dozvola, registracije vozila preko postavljanja "lisica" na kotače vozila, provođenje kazni "rada za opće dobro" pa sve do hapšenja.


NSW SHERIFF
NJW šerif

In recent years, the states and territories have returned the responsibility of recovering court ordered fines to their sheriffs. In practice, the police often carry out the functions of sheriffs and bailiffs in rural and more sparsely populated areas of Australia. The office of sheriff was first established in Australia in 1824. This was simultaneous with the appointment of the first Chief Justice of New South Wales. The role of the sheriff has not been static, nor is it identical in each Australian State. The sheriff is now largely responsible for enforcing the civil orders and fines of the court, providing court security, enforcing arrest warrants, evictions, taking juveniles into custody and running the jury system. Some State Sheriffs can also apply a wide range of sanctions ranging from suspending drivers licenses and car registration through to wheel clamping and arranging community service orders and finally as a last resort make arrests.



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