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Sheriff And Chief Argumentative Analysis

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Before the question can be answered, it’s important to know the key difference between a sheriff and chief. Sheriffs are elected officials appointed by the people through a vote in their county. On the other hand, a chief is selected by a government individual (National Sheriffs ' Association, 2015). The chief acts as the head of the police department and should have extensive knowledge on how things are done. However, it is city officials who make the final decision on what happens. This allows officials to maintain control with the possible threat of replacement or termination. On the other hand, you have a sheriff who is elected by the people through a vote. A sheriff answers to the people, hence the reason it’s an office and not a department.

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