The Police in a Free Society

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Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1 The Paradox of Policing a Free Society -- Chapter 2 The Evolution of the Modern Police Force -- Chapter 3 From Neighborhood Patrolman to Law Enforcement Officer -- Chapter 4 The Consequences of Eroding Respect -- Chapter 5 The Police and Racial Conflict in America -- Chapter 6 The Police as the Face of the Law -- Chapter 7 Training the Police for Service Instead of Enforcement -- Chapter 8 Police Legitimacy and Public Relations -- Chapter 9 Handling Officers Who Abuse the Public Trust -- Chapter 10 The Police Force the Public Deserves -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

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The police in a free society: safeguarding rights while enforcing the law

Douglas, Todd

Douglas, Todd

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The paradox of policing a free society -- The evolution of the modern police force -- From neighborhood patrolman to law-enforcement officer -- The consequences of eroding respect -- The police and racial conflict in America -- The police as the face of the law -- Training the police for service instead of enforcement -- Police legitimacy and public relations -- Handling officers who abuse the public trust -- The police force the public deserves

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