The idea of police
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The idea of police
（Law and criminal justice series, v. 3）
Sage Publications, c1985
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Bibliography: p. 155-157
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
What is the best way to define the police? Why do we have police at all? In modern democracies like the United States and Great Britain, why is most policing done by employees of the state? What is the relationship between police and the law? What makes a good police officer? In addressing these questions, Klockars makes the reader look at the idea of police from a new perspective. First he explains how any definition of police must include the reality of coercive force--the fact that police officers everywhere have the right to "forcibly compel other people to do something." Next he describes the evolution of the police in the United States vis-a-vis the police in Great Britain. After exploring the role of the detective, he highlights the moral conflicts and issues of discretion that police officers face daily. Finally, Klockars examines what makes a good police officer. "An informative introductory resource. . . may prove valuable even to graduate students." --The Social Science Journal
目次
The Idea of Police
Varieties of Avocational Policing
Shaping the Police Vocation: Patrol
Shaping the Police Vocation: The Detective
Selective Enforcement
Good Police and Good Policing
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