01472nam a2200229Ia 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001500064040004900079082001800128100001900146245004800165260002400213500005100237505071000288650002000998650003401018650002501052942001201077952013601089999001701225NORSU20240919015143.0240216s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a0136828655  aNORSU Dumaguete (Main Campus ll)cNORSU-MCII  a363.20973 B24  aBarker, Thomas 0aPolice systems & practices: An introduction  bPrentice Hallc1994  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  a
Preface. PART 1. PERSPECTIVE ON THE POLICE  1. Police: Who Are They?  2. Three Paradigms of Democratic Policing.  3. Foundations of American Law Enforcement. PART 2. POLICE WORK AT THE STREET LEVEL  4. Police Role, Models: Crime Control, Order Maintenance, and Service.  5. Police administration and Organization.  6. Police Line Services: Patrol and Investigation.  7. Staff Functions: Unnoticed But Necessary. PART 3. CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN THE PRACTICE OF POLICING.  8. Police Professionalism.  9. Ethical Issues: Corruption and Misconduct. 10. Hazards of Police Work. 11. Police Role in Victimless Crimes. 12. Community Interaction. 13. Community Policing. 14. The Future of American Policing. Index.  aLaw enforcement  aLaw enforcement United States  aPolice United States  cBK2ddc  00102ddc4070aNORSU-MCIIbNORSU-MCIIcCIRCd2024-02-16i17318l0o363.20973 B24pNORSU000006554r2024-02-16tc1 w2024-02-16yBK  c22940d22940