How to safeguard the police's law enforcement rights and interests

Legal analysis: 1. Establish an objective law enforcement concept. Get rid of the traditional thinking of doing everything, establish the concept of "limited policing", and avoid the situation that the police are exhausted because they are entangled in a lot of non-policing activities every day. 2, effectively change the concept of protecting the rights and interests of police law enforcement. The working concept should be changed from "safeguarding police rights and interests" to "safeguarding legal dignity". 3. Improve the existing legal norms. The first is to strengthen the professional protection of the police. Further strengthen communication and convergence with procuratorial organs, and unify the prosecution standards that hinder the execution of official duties. Refine the implementation standard of the heavier punishment clause for violent assaulting police officers, and fully reflect the legal guarantee for police to perform their duties. 4. Improve the operation mechanism of police power guarantee. 5. Establish police law enforcement authority. Guarantee the absolute authority of police on-the-spot law enforcement in legal form, and clearly stipulate the legal consequences that should be borne if the police do not obey the on-the-spot command.

Legal basis: People's Police Law of the People's Republic of China.

Article 5 The people's police perform their duties according to law and are protected by law.

Article 34 Citizens and organizations shall support and assist the people's police in performing their duties according to law. The actions of citizens and organizations to assist the people's police in performing their duties according to law are protected by law. Those who have made remarkable achievements in assisting the people's police in performing their duties shall be commended and rewarded. Citizens and organizations that assist the people's police in performing their duties and cause personal injuries or property losses shall be given pensions or compensation in accordance with relevant state regulations.