Preface | p. ix |
Acknowledgements | p. xi |
The Foundation of the Police Role in Society | p. 1 |
Introduction and Historical Overview | p. 17 |
The Development of the American Police: An Historical Overview | p. 18 |
Highlights of the 1999 LEMAS Survey | p. 36 |
Police in the Laboratory of Criminal Justice | p. 41 |
Selection, Training and Socialization | p. 65 |
Police Psychology: A Profession with a Promising Future | p. 66 |
Learning the Skills of Policing | p. 82 |
Field Training for Police Officers: State of the Art | p. 107 |
Police Discretionary Behavior: A Study of Style | p. 117 |
Making Rank: Becoming an American Police Sergeant | p. 132 |
Policing and Reflection | p. 149 |
Management and Organization | p. 159 |
Good Policing | p. 161 |
Police, Civil Liability, and the Law | p. 181 |
Early Warning Systems for Police: Concept, History, and Issues | p. 199 |
Traditional and Innovative Police Responses to Domestic Violence | p. 216 |
Measuring Police Performance in the New Paradigm of Policing | p. 238 |
COP, COMPSTAT, and the New Professionalism: Mutual Support or Counterproductivity? | p. 255 |
Geographic Information Systems: Applications for Police | p. 278 |
Police Deviance: Corruption and Controls | p. 289 |
Breeding Deviant Conformity: The Ideology and Culture of Police | p. 290 |
Addressing Police Misconduct: The Role of Citizen Complaints | p. 317 |
Varieties of Citizen Review: The Relationship of Mission, Structure, and Procedures to Police Accountability | p. 338 |
Ethics and Law Enforcement | p. 356 |
Minorities in Policing | p. 375 |
An Afrocentric Perspective on Policing | p. 376 |
Women Officers on the Move: An Update on Women in Policing | p. 401 |
Female Cops | p. 423 |
South Carolina's Finest | p. 429 |
Community-Based Policing | p. 433 |
Shifting the Balance of Power Between Police and Community: Responsibility for Crime Control | p. 435 |
Broken Windows | p. 466 |
"Broken Windows" and Fractured History: The Use and Misuse of History in Recent Police Patrol Analysis | p. 480 |
Community Policing: Elements and Effects | p. 493 |
Underwriting the Risky Investment in Community Policing: What Social Science Should Be Doing to Evaluate Community Policing | p. 511 |
Problem-Oriented Policing | p. 531 |
Problem-Solving: Problem-Oriented Policing in Newport News | p. 541 |
Use of Force | p. 557 |
Controlling Police Use of Deadly Force: Assessing Two Decades of Progress | p. 559 |
The Split-Second Syndrome and Other Determinants of Police Violence | p. 583 |
Managing the Benefits and Risks of Pursuit Driving | p. 599 |
Civil Liability for Police Use of Excessive Force | p. 619 |
Hazards of Police Work | p. 635 |
Death on Patrol: Killings of American Law Enforcement Officers | p. 636 |
Police Suicide: A Glimpse Behind the Badge | p. 664 |
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