When applied to law enforcement agencies it means the geographical area over which the government they work for has legal authority. (e.g.: New York City PD cannot police in Albany. Chicago PD cannot police in St. Louis. Orlando PD cannot police in Tampa. Etc.)
Whenever/wherever they are in a location where their powers can be lawfully exercised.
City Police only have jurisdiction within the municipality (Pasadena, TX).
A city police officer's jurisdiction covers only those streets and areas that are inside of the city limits. Typically, a local police officer cannot legally conduct police business outside of his or her jurisdiction.
It depends on what department you are referring to. Municipal departments have jurisdiction within their town/city. County Sheriffs and County Police Depts have jurisdiction anywhere within their county, includng the towns and cities. The State Police have jurisdiction anywhere in the state.
public safety
Some police do have jurisdiction on a dock. It technically depends on the specific area they are told to patrol. If the police officer is told to patrol the dock and it is in his jurisdiction, then he surely is in control of that area.
Los Angeles police department
file a police report with the police in the jurisdiction of your workplace.
Protection of the public and to enforce the laws of their jurisdiction.
Jurisdiction is area overseen by an authority such as police.
They both have the same authority the difference is that state law enforcement have no jurisdiction in the home state and local police well only in there city or county back to your question state police have more power but state police try not to interfere with local law enforcement They have the same authority, but CPD's jurisdiction ends at the city limits. ISP has statewide jurisdiction.
Protection of the public and to enforce the laws of their jurisdiction.
Protection of the public and to enforce the laws of their jurisdiction.