Do Police Get Pay By Going To The Court Date?
It seems police show up more often than before. And they are more friendly with the prosecutor, and their scheduling with police.
Anyone notice that?
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It seems police show up more often than before. And they are more friendly with the prosecutor, and their scheduling with police.
Anyone notice that?
Our court is scheduled to coincide with our day shifts. I suspect this is becoming the norm.
OPS
What I have seen with OPP is that they schedule trial date based on officers shift, so 99% of the time the officer will be there. Very very rare for OPP officer not to show up for trial.
OPS Copper wrote:Our court is scheduled to coincide with our day shifts. I suspect this is becoming the norm.
OPS
So you are saying court date is scheduled without considering your shift? I doubt that is changed.
jsherk wrote:What I have seen with OPP is that they schedule trial date based on officers shift, so 99% of the time the officer will be there. Very very rare for OPP officer not to show up for trial.
I guess you been to lots of trial with OPP eh.
BTW, noone has answered the original question:" Do police get pay when they are going to the court?" It seems they do get paid and happy to sit there.
Yes, officers are paid to attend Court, it's part of their job. One of the main reasons Court is scheduled on their working days is to avoid the payment of overtime.