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Constable

A constable is a person holding a particular office, most commonly in law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. Constable is commonly the rank of an officer within a police service. Other people may be granted powers of a constable without holding this title.

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Constable

Nodes164
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Triples229
Avg. degree1.99
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Constable

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related to External links · 30
Constable → An Account, Ancient Free State, Before, Bulmer, Canada, CMPSNS, Co, Duties, Encyclopædia Britannica, English, Europe, France, Franco-Gallia, François Hotman, Functions, Latin, London, Loss, Most Other Parts, Of
related to Other European nations · 19
Constable → Alba, Castile, Castilla, Condestable, Condestável, Duke, Earl, Erroll, Europe, Examples, Historically, Lord High Constable, Navarre, Portugal, Reino, Scotland, Spain, The, There
related to India · 17
Constable → Armed Police, Civil Police, Civil Police Officer, Constables, CPO, District Police, General, In, India, Kerala State Police, Local Police, PC, Police, SCPO, Senior Civil Police Officer, Similarly, Since
related to United Kingdom · 16
Constable → Bracton, England, Great Officers, However, King Alfred, King David, King Stephen, Lord High Constable, Norman Conquest, One, Scotland, Some, State, The, There, United Kingdom
related to Byzantine Empire · 15
Constable → AD, Charlemagne, Count, In, Komnenian, Late Roman, Latin, Marshal, Normans, Palaiologan, Roman Empire, Stable, The, The West European, Western Europe
related to United States · 15
Constable → British, British Metropolitan Police, Constables, Following, However, In, Often, Perhaps, Police, Prior, The, Their, This, UK, United States
related to New Zealand · 13
Constable → After, All, College, Constables, For, Metropolitan Police, New Zealand, New Zealand Police, Policing Act, Royal New Zealand Police, The, The New Zealand Police, There
is a · 11
Constable → elected or appointed position at the state or local level of local government, lack of any insignia on the rank slide, loan from Old French conestable, lowest rank in most law enforcement services, lowest rank in most police services, lowest rank of police officer, lowest sworn rank in the police service, person holding a particular office, rank above constable, single chevrons on the rank slide.Constables in New Zealand have powers under the Policing Act 2008, specialist position of which there are limited allocated numbers within any section/unit or local area command
related to Etymology · 10
Constable → Etymologically, Europe, France, French Connétable, Late Latin, Modern French, Old French, Prime Minister Cardinal Richelieu, Roman Empire, The
related to France · 10
Constable → Bertrand, Connétable, Crown, First Officer, France, French, Guesclin, His, Some, The Constable

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Constableis aperson holding a particular office0.90text
Constableis aloan from Old French conestable0.90text
Constableis alowest rank of police officer0.90text
Constableis alowest rank in most police services0.90text
Constableis aspecialist position of which there are limited allocated numbers within any section/unit or local area command0.90text
Constableis arank above constable0.90text
Constableis alowest rank in most law enforcement services0.90text
Constableis alowest sworn rank in the police service0.90text
Constableis alack of any insignia on the rank slide0.90text
Constableis asingle chevrons on the rank slide.Constables in New Zealand have powers under the Policing Act 20080.90text
Constableis aelected or appointed position at the state or local level of local government0.90text
maintaining internal securityinstance ofThey perform duties0.80text

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