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500 Tips Ser.: Virtuous Policing : Bridging America's Gulf Between Police and Populace by III Banks L. Morgan, David G. Bolgiano and James M. Patterson (2015, Trade Paperback)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherRoutledge
ISBN-101498723500
ISBN-139781498723503
eBay Product ID (ePID)208664259
Product Key Features
Number of Pages256 Pages
Publication NameVirtuous Policing : Bridging America's Gulf between Police and Populace
LanguageEnglish
SubjectSecurity / General, Law Enforcement, Criminal Law / General, Forensic Science
Publication Year2015
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaLaw, Political Science, Computers
AuthorIII Banks L. Morgan, David G. Bolgiano, James M. Patterson
Series500 Tips Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.6 in
Item Weight12.8 Oz
Item Length9.3 in
Item Width6.3 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceCollege Audience
LCCN2015-487601
Dewey Edition23
IllustratedYes
Dewey Decimal174/.93632
Table Of ContentIntroduction Human Operating System 1.0 How America Treats Her Warriors and the Cults of Tribalism and Victimology Virtuous Leadership for Law Enforcement Courage Justice Self-control Competency Virtuous Policing and Maryland's Own NSA In Defense of Self and Others in the Ghetto: Loss of Right Facts Discussion Murder in Southern California (or Cops Emulating the TV Show Cops ) Facts Officer Ray Bunn and Atlanta's Injustice System The Overutilization of SWAT and the Militarization of Our Police Departments Fairfax County, Virginia: Use of SWAT to Kill an Optometrist for Gambling Albuquerque Police SWAT Arrest a Homeless Man in a Suburban Park Being Poor Is Not a Crime Peace Officers Versus Professional Law Enforcement Officers When Society Embraces the Bad Guys: The Sad Song of Sergeant Johnnie Riley Discussion Misunderstanding the Tactical Dynamics of an Encounter How Bullets Work Psychologically How Bullets Work Physically In Defense of Self or Others Mistaken Belief Due Process Violations Redefining the Role of State: Back to a True Liberalism Police in Our School Systems Police Athletic League Police Explorers On Notice and the Presumption of Innocence Second Amendment Crime and Weapons How the Lack of Virtue Undermines Society Itself The Death of Private Property Rights and America's Future The Power of Link Analysis The Ugly and the Good in Police Reformation The Ugly The Good Some Solutions Developing Magnanimity Within Police Officers and Departments Words of Caution Getting Out of the Office and Vehicles and Back Into the Streets Information Operations Keeping Up With the State-of-the-Art Knowledge: Competency in Practice Fitness for Duty Some Important Courses and Texts
Synopsis"It pulls no punches, shuns no controversial topic, and glosses over no issues or problems that beset America's law enforcement community in our day. For those who may be prone to suspect the motives of these self-confessed lovers of cops and warriors, the title of this book...should be sufficient to allay such concerns." --John C. Hall, Supervisory Special Agent, FBI (Retd.), from the Foreword Virtuous Policing: Bridging America's Gulf Between Police and Populace is a vigorous assessment and commentary on governmental uses of force, whether by civilian law enforcement officers in the United States or by military service members overseas. In the wake of recent controversies such as events in Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore, Maryland, this book presents strategies to ease rising tensions in citizen-law enforcement relations. The book particularly addresses the growing division between members of the police and citizenry due to a number of factors, including the effects of some press members who are more interested in cultivating sensational stories of "rogue" cops than in discovering and disseminating facts. Also, with the abundance of information--true and false--available on the Internet and the increasing utilization of social media, technology contributes to the rising friction between citizens and police. Rather than make unrealistic arguments for curtailing media and technology, it suggests solutions that are reasonable, practical, and, most importantly, peaceful. The authors examine law enforcement policies, procedures, and leadership methods in relation to four cardinal virtues: self-control, justice, competency, and moral courage. Case studies illustrate ethical, legal, psychological, and tactical issues that law enforcement and the military have to address in establishing and maintaining good and peaceable governance. With an eye toward minimizing or avoiding future violent confrontations between citizens and those who have sworn to protect them, Virtuous Policing makes recommendations on how law enforcement and military leaders can better train and lead their subordinates. It provides legitimate leadership guidance and peaceful solutions to the growing gap between America's citizenry and its police., "It pulls no punches, shuns no controversial topic, and glosses over no issues or problems that beset America's law enforcement community in our day. For those who may be prone to suspect the motives of these self-confessed lovers of cops and warriors, the title of this book...should be sufficient to allay such concerns." -John C. Hall, Supervisory Special Agent, FBI (Retd.), from the Foreword Virtuous Policing: Bridging America's Gulf Between Police and Populace is a vigorous assessment and commentary on governmental uses of force, whether by civilian law enforcement officers in the United States or by military service members overseas. In the wake of recent controversies such as events in Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore, Maryland, this book presents strategies to ease rising tensions in citizen-law enforcement relations. The book particularly addresses the growing division between members of the police and citizenry due to a number of factors, including the effects of some press members who are more interested in cultivating sensational stories of "rogue" cops than in discovering and disseminating facts. Also, with the abundance of information-true and false-available on the Internet and the increasing utilization of social media, technology contributes to the rising friction between citizens and police. Rather than make unrealistic arguments for curtailing media and technology, it suggests solutions that are reasonable, practical, and, most importantly, peaceful. The authors examine law enforcement policies, procedures, and leadership methods in relation to four cardinal virtues: self-control, justice, competency, and moral courage. Case studies illustrate ethical, legal, psychological, and tactical issues that law enforcement and the military have to address in establishing and maintaining good and peaceable governance. With an eye toward minimizing or avoiding future violent confrontations between citizens and those who have sworn to protect them, Virtuous Policing makes recommendations on how law enforcement and military leaders can better train and lead their subordinates. It provides legitimate leadership guidance and peaceful solutions to the growing gap between America's citizenry and its police.
LC Classification NumberHV8139
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