Peter TIEH NDE

The Continuous Maintenance of Public Order in Cameroon Substantive law:

The Ultimate Conciliation between Public Order and Public Liberties

ISBN : 978-9956-655-98-4

Contents

Contents. 7

Preface. 11

Major acronyms and abreviations. 15

General introduction.. 17

Part one: 37

Preventive action by administrative authorities as primordial or a priority in maintaining public order  37

Chapter 1.. 41

The use of preventive policing regulations. 41

Section 1 – Regulations for the guidance of activities. 43

I – Prescriptive Decisions. 43

II – The regime of Declaration. 50

Section 2 – Regulations for the control of activities. 57

I – The regime of authorisation. 58

II – The regime of prohibition. 65

Chapter 2.. 73

The use of physical measures to prevent   disorder. 73

Section 1 – Installation of citizen protection devices 75

I – Educative or pedagogical schemes 75

II – Discipline-based schemes. 81

Section 2 – Mobilisation of police officers for prevention purposes 86

I – The permanent control role assigned to the administrative police  87

II – The role of police officers in the procedure of requisition  94

Part two: 103

Repressive Action by Administrative Police Authorities is more widely used in the Maintenance of Public Order in Cameroon   103

Chapter 1.. 107

The high propensity for administrative police authorities to use repression   107

Section 1 – Repressive measures against persons. 109

I – The tendency to use physical     constraints. 110

II – The use of forceful procedures against moral decadence  116

Section 2 – Repressive measures directed at property. 123

I – Administrative sanctioning of property that offends morality  124

II – Administrative sanctioning of property located out of bounds  130

Chapter 2.. 137

Reconciling law enforcement and civil      liberties. 137

Section 1 – Administrative conciliation mechanisms 139

I – The use of administrative appeals. 140

II – The use of alternative dispute resolution methods  148

Section 2 – Jurisdictional conciliation mechanisms. 155

I – Review by the administrative judge. 156

II – Judicial Judge’s review of actions in maintenance of law and order 163

General conclusion.. 171

References. 175

Postscript 181

Epilogue. 189

 General introduction

              According to Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1762), the social contract came into existence after it was observed that, left to themselves in the state of nature, human beings cannot be self-sufficient and effectively guarantee their security and that of their property[1].

In the society that he forms with his fellow human beings, each citizen must surrender part of his sovereignty, and therefore his freedom, to a representative who is responsible for arbitrating social relations and ensuring the security of all on behalf of the entire social …Lire la suite

 

 

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Titre : The Continuous Maintenance of Public Order in Cameroon Substantive law:

The Ultimate Conciliation between Public Order and Public Liberties

Title : The Continuous Maintenance of Public Order in Cameroon Substantive law:

The Ultimate Conciliation between Public Order and Public Liberties

Collection : Histoire des Peuples & Cultures, Série : Politique

Pages : 200 pages

Dimensions : 15,5 x 24 cm

Langue – Language :  Français, French

Auteur(s) – Author(s) : Peter TIEH NDE

Éditions – Printing House : Monange

Région – Region : Yaoundé, Cameroun

Prix – Price : 10.000F CFA – 20€

Vente : Afrique – Europe – États Unis

Facture réglée par/Payed by : Orange Money +237696672562

ISBN : 978-9956-655-98-4

Publication date : 20 Octobre 2022

Date de publication : 20 Octobre 2022

 

[1] Rousseau, J.-J., 1762, Du Contrat Social ou principes du droit politique, Paris, PUF.