Can a trooper refer to themselves as law enforcement while on duty?

A trooper can refer to themselves as law enforcement while on duty because this designation is an inherent aspect of their role. Law enforcement personnel, including troopers, are responsible for upholding the law, maintaining public order, and ensuring the safety of the community. This title reflects their authority and the duties they perform. It is expected for law enforcement officers to identify themselves as such to effectively communicate their role to the public and other agencies.

While there may be cases where specific titles or roles are emphasized depending on jurisdiction or departmental policies, in general, the term "law enforcement" is universally recognized and accepted. Therefore, there is no need for a trooper to seek additional authorization or to refer to themselves using a different title while fulfilling their official duties.