An unwritten policy in which police are not required to fully enforce all laws as written is called 'selective enforcement'.

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Selective enforcement is indeed an unwritten policy in which police are not required to fully enforce all laws as written. This means that they have some level of discretion in deciding which laws to enforce and how strictly to enforce them. This can be influenced by various factors such as the severity of the crime, available resources, and community priorities.

An Unwritten Policy in Which Police Are Not Required to Fully