Table of contents:
Chapter 1. Law Enforcement Ethics and Misconduct: An Introduction
Chapter 2. Psychological Evaluations of Law Enforcement Applicants: The Search for Ethical Officers
Chapter 3. Rhetoric Versus Reality: Why Ethics Training Fails
And How To Fix It
Chapter 4. The Role of Supervision in Motivating and Maintaining a Culture of Ethics
Chapter 5. Ethics and Accountability: Policy and Oversight in the United Kingdom
Chapter 6. Police Misconduct and Moral Crimes Against Self: a Philosophical Analysis
Chapter 7. Bad Apple or Bad Barrel: Social Learning Theory as a Paradigm for Understanding Law Enforcement Misconduct
Chapter 8. Ethics, Enforcement, and the Prospect of Professionalism
Chapter 9. The Psychology of Marginality
Chapter 10. Neurophysiological Correlates of Misconduct in Law Enforcement Officers With Subclinical Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Chapter 11. Ethics of Force: Duty, Principle, and Morality
Chapter 13. Police Exams and Cheating: The Ultimate Test of Ethics
Chapter 14. Henry Louis Gates and Racial Profiling: What's the Problem?
Chapter 15. Leading Within the Era of Super agencies: Recruiting, Educating, Inspiring, and Retaining the Post 9/11 Generation of Officers
Chapter 16. Implementing Democratic Policing Reform: Challenges and Constraints in Three Developing Countries
Chapter 17. The Tarnished Badge: Police Off-duty Misconduct
Chapter 18. Public Information in the Age of YouTube: Citizen Journalism and the Expanding Scope of Police Accountability