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9780870847080

Policing in America

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  • ISBN13:

    9780870847080

  • ISBN10:

    0870847082

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-04-01
  • Publisher: Anderson Pub Co
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Table of Contents

Dedication iii
Acknowledgments v
Preface vii
The Police in American Society
1(56)
The Government Structure and Policing
3(5)
Constitutional Government
4(2)
Separation of Powers
6(1)
Principles of Federalism
7(1)
Police and the Law
8(2)
Police in the Criminal Justice System
10(3)
The Roles and Functions of Police in Modern Society
13(8)
Roles Performed by the Police
15(3)
Police Activities
18(1)
Types of Police Department
19(2)
The Diversity of the Police Establishment
21(1)
Federal Law Enforcement Agencies
22(16)
Justice Department Agencies
24(8)
Treasury Department Agencies
32(4)
Miscellaneous Federal Law Enforcement Agencies
36(2)
State Law Enforcement Agencies
38(6)
State Police and Highway Patrols
39(3)
Limited-Purpose Law Enforcement Agencies
42(2)
Local Law Enforcement Agencies
44(7)
Campus Law Enforcement Agencies
47(4)
Summary
51(6)
References
51(6)
Historical Perspectives
57(44)
An Overview of Policing in Ancient Times
57(7)
The Birth of Civilization in Mesopotamia
58(2)
Civilization in Ancient Egypt
60(1)
The Rise of Greek City-States
61(1)
The Roman Empire's Contribution to Policing
62(2)
Police Development in England
64(11)
Medieval England
65(1)
Early English Law Enforcement
66(2)
The English Reformers
68(7)
American Policing in Retrospect
75(7)
Early American Policing
75(7)
Policing America: The Modern Era
82(13)
The Political Entrenchment Phase
82(3)
The Reform Efforts
85(4)
Professional Policing Comes to America
89(3)
Public and Community Relations Return to Policing
92(3)
Summary
95(6)
References
95(6)
Personnel Systems
101(56)
Toward a Theory of Police Selection
102(1)
Affirmative Action and Police Selection
103(24)
Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act
103(3)
The Supreme Court: Lessening Title VII Requirements
106(1)
Minorities in Policing
107(3)
Women in Policing
110(5)
Recruiting Police Officers
115(1)
Establishing Minimum Selection Standards
116(11)
The Police Selection Process
127(7)
The Written Test
128(3)
The Oral Interview Board
131(1)
The Assessment Center
132(2)
Training Police Officers
134(11)
Basic Training
134(4)
Field Training Officer (FTO) Programs
138(5)
In-Service Training
143(2)
Police Officer Career Development
145(3)
Impact of Race and Gender on Police Officer Careers
148(1)
Summary
149(8)
References
150(7)
Organization and Management
157(36)
The Specifics of Police Administration: POSDCORB
158(1)
Levels of Administration and Supervision
159(2)
Principles of Organization and Police Administration
161(1)
Classical Organizational Principles
162(8)
Problems with Classical Organizational Principles and Traditional Police Administration
168(2)
Human Relations Organizational Theory
170(3)
The Hawthorne Studies
170(1)
McGregor's Theory X and Theory Y
171(1)
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
172(1)
Human Relations Theory and Police Administration
173(3)
Participative Management
174(2)
Systems Theory and Police Administration
176(4)
Open Systems versus Closed Systems
179(1)
Organizations as Systems
179(1)
Systems Theory and Policing
180(9)
Management by Objectives (MBO)
181(2)
Contingency Management
183(1)
Total Quality Management
184(5)
Summary
189(4)
References
189(4)
Police Operations
193(50)
Allocating Police Personnel
194(1)
Police Patrol
195(1)
Deploying Patrol Personnel
196(2)
Methods and Techniques of Patrol
198(8)
Foot Patrol
199(2)
Horse Patrol
201(1)
Bicycle Patrol
202(2)
Aircraft Patrol
204(1)
Watercraft Patrol
205(1)
Police Patrol Strategies
206(12)
Routine Preventive Patrol
207(2)
Maximizing Resources for Directed Patrol
209(2)
Directed Patrol
211(7)
Criminal Investigations
218(1)
Investigations: A Historical Perspective
219(2)
The Detective as Secretive Rogue
219(1)
The Detective as Inquisitor
219(1)
The Detective as Bureaucrat
220(1)
The Investigation Process
221(3)
Preliminary Investigations
222(1)
Follow-Up or Latent Investigations
223(1)
Research on the Effectiveness of Investigations
224(3)
The Traffic Function
227(6)
The Police and the Traffic Function
227(3)
Special Problems in Traffic Enforcement
230(3)
Police Paramilitary Units
233(4)
Distinguishing Police Paramilitary Units from Regular Police
234(3)
Summary
237(6)
References
237(6)
Police Discretion
243(52)
The Nature of Police Discretion
246(1)
Administrative Discretion
247(2)
Enforcement Discretion
249(2)
The Police Decision-Making Process
251(1)
The Decision to Invoke the Criminal Justice Process
251(6)
Offender Variables
252(3)
Situation Variables
255(1)
System Variables
256(1)
Discretionary Situations in Law Enforcement
257(4)
Domestic Violence
257(4)
Vice Crimes
261(9)
Prostitution
264(3)
Pornography
267(2)
Gambling
269(1)
The Investigation of Vice
270(2)
Policing Hate Crimes
272(3)
Disenfranchised Populations
275(4)
Controlling Police Discretion
279(1)
Understanding the Need for Control Mechanisms
280(1)
Internal Control Mechanisms
280(1)
External Control Mechanisms
281(1)
Control by the Citizens
281(3)
Legislative Control
284(2)
Control by the Courts
286(2)
Summary
288(7)
References
289(6)
Police Culture and Behavior
295(40)
The Psychological Perspective
296(2)
The Sociological Perspective
298(1)
Types of Police Officers
299(3)
The Anthropological Perspective
302(1)
The Police Subculture
302(2)
The Law and Police Culture
304(1)
The Police World View
305(2)
Police Ethos
307(3)
Police Themes
310(2)
Police Postulates
312(2)
Subculture of Violence
314(3)
Police Stress
317(11)
Sources of Police Stress
318(3)
Effects of Police Stress
321(1)
Police Suicide
321(4)
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
325(1)
Mortality and Health Problems
325(2)
Reducing Police Stress
327(1)
Summary
328(7)
References
329(6)
Ethics and Deviance
335(54)
Sources of Ethics
337(14)
Justice
338(1)
Law
338(2)
Agency Policy
340(3)
Professional Code of Ethics
343(2)
Social Norms and Personal Values
345(2)
A Conflict of Values
347(4)
Crime, Corruption, Abuse, and Illegal Behavior
351(13)
Police Crime
351(1)
Abuse of Authority
352(1)
Occupational Deviance
352(2)
Corruption
354(1)
Bribery
355(1)
Extortion
356(1)
Narcotics Violations
356(4)
Other Criminal Offenses
360(4)
Deviant Behavior
364(14)
Alcohol and Other Drugs of Abuse
365(2)
Sexual Misconduct
367(4)
Police Sexual Violence
371(1)
Gratuities
371(5)
Goldbricking versus Quotas
376(2)
Police Use of Force
378(6)
Summary
384(5)
References
384(5)
Civil Liability
389(32)
The Incidence of Civil Suits
390(1)
The Cost of Civil Liability
391(2)
Litigants in Liability Cases
393(1)
Police Civil Liability and Tort Law
394(2)
Strict Tort Liability
396(1)
Intentional Torts
396(6)
Wrongful Death
397(1)
Assault and Battery
398(3)
False Arrest and Imprisonment
401(1)
Negligence
402(4)
Legal Duty
403(1)
Breach of Duty
404(1)
Proximate Cause
404(1)
Damage or Injury
405(1)
Defenses to Claims of Police Negligence
406(1)
Contributory Negligence
406(1)
Comparative Negligence
406(1)
Assumption of Risk
407(1)
Police Liability Under Federal Law
407(1)
Acting Under Color of State Law
408(2)
Violation of a Constitutional Right
410(3)
Defenses to Section 1983 Lawsuits
413(2)
Absolute Immunity
413(1)
Qualified Immunity
414(1)
Probable Cause
414(1)
Good Faith
414(1)
Preventing Liability
415(2)
Summary
417(4)
References
417(4)
The Police in the Modern Community
421(48)
An Overview of Public Perceptions of the Police
422(4)
Public Attitudes Toward the Police
423(1)
Individual-Level Variables
424(2)
Police-Community Relations
426(4)
Toward a Theory of Police-Community Relations
427(3)
Crime Prevention
430(31)
The Theory of Crime Prevention
431(3)
Primary Crime Prevention Techniques and Programs
434(9)
Juvenile Curfews
443(1)
Private Security
444(2)
Community Policing
446(2)
The Philosophical Dimension
448(2)
The Strategic Dimension
450(3)
The Programmatic Dimension
453(6)
Management Issues
459(1)
Operational Examples
460(1)
Summary
461(8)
References
462(7)
Policing the Drug Problem
469(48)
The Nature and Extent of the Drug Problem
470(4)
Drugs and Crime
472(2)
The Nation's Drug Strategy
474(10)
Interdiction
475(3)
Drug Prevention Programs
478(3)
Drug Treatment
481(3)
The Illegal Drug Delivery System
484(8)
Criminal Organizations
484(8)
Drug Enforcement Techniques and Programs
492(15)
Attacking High-Level Distributors
493(4)
Drug Enforcement at the Retail Level
497(10)
Community Policing and Drugs
507(4)
Summary
511(6)
References
512(5)
The Future of Policing
517(28)
Predictions for the Future
518(10)
Police Roles and Functions
520(5)
Political and Legal Change
525(1)
Technology and the Police
526(2)
Managing Information and Communication with Enhanced Technology
528(8)
Communications
528(3)
Computers, Communication, and Information
531(2)
Police Information Systems
533(3)
Technology for Field Operations
536(5)
Automated Traffic Enforcement
536(1)
Video Cameras
537(2)
Investigation and Crime Scene Technology
539(1)
The Future of Police Leadership
540(1)
Summary
541(4)
References
542(3)
Glossary 545(14)
Name Index 559(8)
Subject Index 567

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