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082			_a174.93632 D37 2011
100			_aDelattre, Edwin J.
245		0	_aEthics in Policing: Character & Cops
260			_bElsevier _c2011
500			_aIncludes index.
505			_aIntroduction Excellence of character The mission of police The public trust and probity Discretion Public corruption for profit Authority and reform in controlling corruption Leadership and the character of a department Illegal narcotics: moral issues and public policy The fundamentals of character and training Deliberation and moral problems in training Tragedy and "noble cause" corruption Death and bereavement, deadly force and guilt Taking our lives seriously Fatalism, microcosms, and therapeutic reductions Ethical ideals, youth violence, and gang enforcement Police, the O.J. Simpson trial, and race The spirit of public service and individual conscience Ethics in the future of policing Terrorism and policing Ethics in action: case studies of professional excellence in policing From war veterans to peace officers
520			_a"This fascinating volume, a sophisticated exercise in applied political philosophy, illuminates the complexity of policing and the central role of that profession in a free society."--George F. Will, on back cover. "Police work is among the most challenging of careers and it is best done by those with strong character. For more than twenty years, Ed Delattre has been teaching police officers at every level about the complexities of ethical policing and providing clear guidance to strengthen their character. Each edition of Character and Cops builds on a rock-solid foundation of wisdom while recognizing the constantly changing world in which we police. In the sixth edition, he takes on the vexing issue of officers returning from deployments in war zones."--Darrel W. Stephens, on back cover. "Policing in the twenty-first century requires more than ever the utmost trust of the citizens law enforcement serves. Delattre's emphasis on the virtues of character, integrity, and honesty coupled with compassion and equal justice for all makes this book required reading for police supervisors at all levels."--James W. McMahon, on back cover
650			_a Förenta staterna
650			_aPolice Social conditions
650			_aPolice United States Social conditions
650			_aPolice psychology
650			_aPoliciers Déontologie États-Unis Poliser
650			_aPolice psychology United States
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