Morality in Criminal Justice
Close, Daryl
Morality in Criminal Justice - Wadsworth Publishing 1995
Includes index.
1. Introduction to ethics in criminal justice. Ethical relativity and ethical absolutism / Walter T. Stace
What utilitarianism is / John Stuart Mill
The categorical imperative / Immanuel Kant
Morality versus slogans / Bernard Gert
Canons of police ethics / International Association of Chiefs of Police. 2. Due process. The rule of law / John Rawls
Rochin v. California / U.S. Supreme Court
Crime control and due process / Philip Jenkins
Due process -how much is enough? / J.S. Fuerst, Roy Petty
Duty to intervene: an officer's dilemma / Benjamin B. Ferrell
The Bill of Rights. 3. The individual: discretion and decision-making. Criminal investigation and the classical application of ethics / Peter Longo
Toward a new code of police ethics / T.H. Cook
How structural variables constrain the parole officer's use of discretionary powers / Richard McCleary
Learning police ethics / Lawrence Sherman
Law enforcement code of ethics / International Association of Chiefs of Police
Code of ethics / American Correctional Association
Code of ethics / Federal Probation Officers' Association. 4. Loyality. Loyalty to loyalty / Josiah Royce
Whistleblowing and employee loyalty / Ronald Duska
The moral status of loyalty / Marcia Baron
Whistleblowing in corrections / Mark S. Hamm. 5. Truth. Ethical duties towards others: truthfulness / Immanuel Kant
Blue lies and police placebos: the moralities of police lying / Carl. B. Klockars
Deception by police / Jerome H. Skolnick
Police lies and perjury: a motivation-based taxonomy / Thomas Barker, David L. Carter. 6. Corruption. Training key #254: police corruption / International Association of Chiefs of Police
Patterns of prison corruption / Bernard J. McCarthy
Police corruption / Michael Johnston
The informal "code" of police deviancy: a group approach to "blue-coat crime" / Ellwyn R. Stoddard
Should we tell the police to say "yes" to gratuities? / Richard R.E. Kania. 7. Force. The Dirty Harry problem / Carl B. Klockars
Tennessee v. Garner / U.S. Supreme Court
The victimization of prisoners by staff members / Lee H. Bowker
Tolerating illegal use of force against inmates / Agnes L. Baro
Hudson v. McMillian / U.S. Supreme Court
Policy on use of force / Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Policy on use of force / Los Angeles Police Department. 8. Punishment. Punishment / J.D. Mabbott
Two concepts of rules / John Rawls
The death sentence / Sidney Hook
How to argue about the death penalty / Hugo Adam Bedau
Prision guards and snitches: social control in a maximum security institution / James W. Marquart, Julian B. Roebuck. 9. Race, gender, and discrimination. Being black in America / Andrew Hacker
Barriers to equality: the power of subtle discrimination to maintain unequal opportunity / Mary Rowe
Reverse discrimination as unjustified / Lisa H. Newton
A defense of programs of preferential treatment / Richard Wasserstrom
What is wrong with reverse discrimination? / Edwin C. Hettinger. 10. The institution: criminal justice administration. A proposed bill of rights / David W. Ewing
Discretionary decision-making in the administration of justice / Burton Atkins, Mark Pogrebin
A vignette on loyalty: the rehabilitative ideal and corruption in prison administration / Mark S. Hamm. 11. Ethics and the realities of life: surviving the vortex. The vortex / William Tafoya
0534221165
Criminal law Ethics
Ethik
Law enforcement Moral and ethical aspects
Lois Application Aspect moral
Police ethics
Policiers Déontologie
Polizei
Rechtsfilosofie
Strafjustiz
Strafrechtspleging
174.9634 C62
Morality in Criminal Justice - Wadsworth Publishing 1995
Includes index.
1. Introduction to ethics in criminal justice. Ethical relativity and ethical absolutism / Walter T. Stace
What utilitarianism is / John Stuart Mill
The categorical imperative / Immanuel Kant
Morality versus slogans / Bernard Gert
Canons of police ethics / International Association of Chiefs of Police. 2. Due process. The rule of law / John Rawls
Rochin v. California / U.S. Supreme Court
Crime control and due process / Philip Jenkins
Due process -how much is enough? / J.S. Fuerst, Roy Petty
Duty to intervene: an officer's dilemma / Benjamin B. Ferrell
The Bill of Rights. 3. The individual: discretion and decision-making. Criminal investigation and the classical application of ethics / Peter Longo
Toward a new code of police ethics / T.H. Cook
How structural variables constrain the parole officer's use of discretionary powers / Richard McCleary
Learning police ethics / Lawrence Sherman
Law enforcement code of ethics / International Association of Chiefs of Police
Code of ethics / American Correctional Association
Code of ethics / Federal Probation Officers' Association. 4. Loyality. Loyalty to loyalty / Josiah Royce
Whistleblowing and employee loyalty / Ronald Duska
The moral status of loyalty / Marcia Baron
Whistleblowing in corrections / Mark S. Hamm. 5. Truth. Ethical duties towards others: truthfulness / Immanuel Kant
Blue lies and police placebos: the moralities of police lying / Carl. B. Klockars
Deception by police / Jerome H. Skolnick
Police lies and perjury: a motivation-based taxonomy / Thomas Barker, David L. Carter. 6. Corruption. Training key #254: police corruption / International Association of Chiefs of Police
Patterns of prison corruption / Bernard J. McCarthy
Police corruption / Michael Johnston
The informal "code" of police deviancy: a group approach to "blue-coat crime" / Ellwyn R. Stoddard
Should we tell the police to say "yes" to gratuities? / Richard R.E. Kania. 7. Force. The Dirty Harry problem / Carl B. Klockars
Tennessee v. Garner / U.S. Supreme Court
The victimization of prisoners by staff members / Lee H. Bowker
Tolerating illegal use of force against inmates / Agnes L. Baro
Hudson v. McMillian / U.S. Supreme Court
Policy on use of force / Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Policy on use of force / Los Angeles Police Department. 8. Punishment. Punishment / J.D. Mabbott
Two concepts of rules / John Rawls
The death sentence / Sidney Hook
How to argue about the death penalty / Hugo Adam Bedau
Prision guards and snitches: social control in a maximum security institution / James W. Marquart, Julian B. Roebuck. 9. Race, gender, and discrimination. Being black in America / Andrew Hacker
Barriers to equality: the power of subtle discrimination to maintain unequal opportunity / Mary Rowe
Reverse discrimination as unjustified / Lisa H. Newton
A defense of programs of preferential treatment / Richard Wasserstrom
What is wrong with reverse discrimination? / Edwin C. Hettinger. 10. The institution: criminal justice administration. A proposed bill of rights / David W. Ewing
Discretionary decision-making in the administration of justice / Burton Atkins, Mark Pogrebin
A vignette on loyalty: the rehabilitative ideal and corruption in prison administration / Mark S. Hamm. 11. Ethics and the realities of life: surviving the vortex. The vortex / William Tafoya
0534221165
Criminal law Ethics
Ethik
Law enforcement Moral and ethical aspects
Lois Application Aspect moral
Police ethics
Policiers Déontologie
Polizei
Rechtsfilosofie
Strafjustiz
Strafrechtspleging
174.9634 C62