Nguồn ngoài
Professional Ethics in Law Enforcement
This textbook on professional ethics in law enforcement explores the importance of ethical behavior, major ethical theories, and how they apply to policing. It addresses resolving ethical dilemmas, issues like use of force, gratuities, and abuse of power, and examines accountability through laws and independent investigations. It also covers challenges such as noble cause corruption, discretion, leadership, and the influence of police culture and technology on ethical decision-making.
- Tác giả
- Henry White
- Nhà xuất bản
- Prince George's Community College
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Giấy phép
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
Mục lục· 60 mục
- 01: Ethical Behaviour
- 1.01: The Importance of Ethical Behaviour
- 1.02: Ethics and the Pursuit of a Law Enforcement Career
- 1.03: As Employees in Law Enforcement Agencies
- 1.04: References
- 02: Ethical Systems
- 2.01: Rawls Theory of Justice
- 2.02: 2.01-1 Moral Relativism
- 2.03: Major Ethical Systems
- 2.04: Utilitarian Ethics
- 2.05: Deontology
- 2.06: Virtue Ethics
- 2.07: Ethics of Care
- 2.08: Egoism
- 2.09: Religion or Divine Command Theory
- 2.10: Natural Law
- 2.11: Social Contract Theory
- 2.12: References
- 03: Ethical Dilemmas and the Process of Effective Resolution
- 3.01: Ethical Dilemmas
- 3.02: Values
- 3.03: Solving Ethical Dilemmas
- 3.04: References
- 04: Key Ethical Issues within Law Enforcement
- 4.01: Ethical Issues
- 4.02: The Ethics of Power and Authority
- 4.03: The Milgram Experiment
- 4.04: Person Gender and Cultural Differences in Conformity
- 4.05: Ethical Issues during an Investigation
- 4.06: Gratuities
- 4.07: Use of Force Philosophy Theory and Law
- 4.08: References
- 05: Accountability and Investigation
- 5.01: Autonomy and Accountability
- 5.02: British Columbias Police Act
- 5.03: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act
- 5.04: Investigation Models
- 5.05: Independent Investigations Office
- 5.06: References
- 06: Policing
- 6.01: Noble Cause Corruption
- 6.02: Policing Public Demonstrations and Crowd Control
- 6.03: Sex Offender Notification Laws
- 6.04: Ethics of Private Policing
- 6.05: References
- 07: Discretion Supervision and Leadership
- 7.01: The Ethics Surrounding Discretion
- 7.02: Discretion and Supervision
- 7.03: Selective Enforcement
- 7.04: Loyalty
- 7.05: Ethical Leadership
- 7.06: Transactional and Transformational Leadership
- 7.07: References
- 08: The Culture of Law Enforcement
- 8.01: Police Subculture
- 8.02: Socialization of Police
- 8.03: Skepticism and Cynicism
- 8.04: Moral Culpability versus Legal Culpability
- 8.05: Impact of Technology
- 8.06: References