Analyzing of police legal requirements in war on drugs and psychotropic with emphasis on female police

Today, the negative and destructive role of the narcotics and psychotropic drugs is not hidden to any one, because this miserable phenomenon causes an important part of the society’s active and creative resources not enable to play their own roles in the society, furthermore, underlies the crime commitment and the other dilemmas for the society. Therefore, confronting and dealing with this problem is subject to the duties of judicial system and police force in different countries. For resolving this problem, its causes shall be recognized and planning for removing the said causes, furthermore required strategies for immediate confronting therefore shall be considered. Towards, the police undertake special duties. The police for confronting the narcotics and psychotropic drugs in addition to observing the legal provisions, modern methods shall be applied. Considering that an important part of this crime is committed by the women and due to legal and lawful obligations, confronting this kind of criminals, the role of female police for confronting these offenders is considerable. Particularly, the role of the police due to communicating with the family of victims related to the narcotics prevents from its dire consequences on the families.Considering that the police is obliged to observe the legal provisions for fulfilling its duties more than ever, recognition of which is very important for police. Legal provisions include the duties and powers of the police for campaigning against the narcotics and psychotropic drugs. However, considering the special characteristics of the crimes in relation to the narcotics including ownership, transport, any transaction including replacement and gratuitous or consumption, in comparison with the other crimes, confronting it is different. The purpose of research in this case is explaining the legal obligations of police in campaigning against the narcotics. The most important questions that are raised in this case is that what is the legal obligations of police in the obvious and unobvious crimes and criminal policy of campaigning against the narcotics and psychotropic drugs? Research methodology is bibliotheca and legal analysis.