RT Book
T1 Policing reform: a historical and contemporary analysis
A1 Barker, Thomas
A1 Burton, Catherine
A1 Woods, Lynda
A2 Burton, Catherine
A2 Woods, Lynda
LA English
PP San Diego
PB Cognella
YR 2024
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1902729250
AB Policing Reform: A Historical and Contemporary Analysis provides readers with an in-depth analysis of the past, present, and future of modern American policing. The opening chapter explores social control and the seeds of modern policing, foundations of law enforcement in the U.S., and policing in the early United States. Additional chapters examine the role of American police, the legacy of bigotry within the vocation, and the characteristics of policing as a profession. Students learn about community policing as a possibility for American police reform, problem-oriented policing, and procedural justice and police legitimacy. The book addresses police crime as occupational deviance, excessive use of force, criminal police, police accountability, and police accreditation. The closing chapter addresses the American national police crisis and possible solutions for police reform, including accountability-based policing. Each chapter features chapter objectives, an introduction, questions for discussion, and key terms to support the student learning experience. Providing students with a holistic view of the policing profession and a solutions-focused approach, Policing Reform is a timely and essential resource for courses and programs in policing, law enforcement, and criminal justice.--back cover
NO Tom Barker, former police officer and police academy instructor, is professor emeritus in the School of Justice Studies at Eastern Kentucky University. He is a national and international expert on police issues and operations. Catherine Burton is an associate professor at Fisk University with vast experience teaching criminal justice courses at several universities.Lynda Woods is a retired lieutenant with the Birmingham Police Department in Alabama. During her tenure, she created policies, procedures, and rules for the department, and also managed its accreditation program.--back cover
NO Includes index
CN KF9219
SN 1-7935-5643-1
SN 978-1-7935-5643-1
K1 Criminal Law : United States
K1 Criminal justice, Administration of : United States
K1 Criminology
K1 Justice pénale - Administration - États-Unis
K1 Criminologie
K1 USA : Polizei : Reform : Gemeinwesenbezogene Polizeiarbeit : Geschichte