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