Police corruption in the NYPD : From Knapp to Mollen /
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| Author / Creator: | Gilbert, Steven V., author. |
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| Imprint: | Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, [2016] |
| Description: | xi, 159 pages ; 23 cm |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10463679 |
Table of Contents:
- Preface
- Authors
- Chapter 1. The Need for External Oversight
- The Need for Social Change
- Challenges to the Department's Social Change
- The Community Involvement in Corruption
- More Internal Oversight
- The Mollen Investigation
- References
- Chapter 2. The Knapp Commission Investigation
- "A Somewhat Fatalistic Belief..."
- Investigative Techniques
- The Department's Pyramid of Corruption
- The Sphere of Influence
- Into the Depths of Corruption
- Gambling
- Narcotics
- Prostitution
- Construction
- Bars
- Parking and Traffic
- Miscellaneous Areas of Corruption Not Fully Developed
- A Broad Look at the Knapp Report
- References
- Chapter 3. The Mollen Commission Investigation
- How Police Corruption Has Changed
- Organized Corruption
- The Gold Mines
- The Code
- Categories of Corruption
- Brutality and Violence
- Perjury and Falsification
- Theft
- The Code of Silence: Cops Don't Tell on Cops
- Cynical Attitudes
- Character and Morality
- See No Evil, Hear No Evil: The Collapse of Control
- Current Surveys about Corruption
- Research Conducted after Mollen
- References
- Chapter 4. Judicial Findings and Action Taken by the New York Police Department
- Knapp Commission
- Substandard Investigations
- Systemic Attitudes
- Efforts to Improve Shortcomings
- Following the Corruption
- Levels of Administrative Discipline
- Disciplining Commanders
- The Gold Shield
- The Department Review Process
- Policy Changes to Combat Corruption
- Mollen Commission
- Officer Michael Dowd Case Study
- Concealing Corruption
- Cultural Abandonment
- Corruption Control Reforms
- Culture and Integrity
- Command Accountability
- Internal Investigations
- Sanctions
- Community Outreach
- Who Polices the Police?
- The State Special Prosecutor Model: Rejected
- Inspector General Model: Rejected
- Proposed Oversight Model
- References
- Chapter 5. Training Ethics for the Police Recruit
- Defining Ethics
- What Are Values?
- Professional Ethics
- Teaching Ethics to Police Students
- Lexow Investigation
- Curran Committee
- Seabury Investigation
- Gross Investigation
- New Organization Affecting Officer Ethics
- Borough Investigation Units
- Integrity Monitoring
- Designated Off-Limits Locations
- Unlawful Locations
- Cooping-Prone Locations
- Integrity Conferrals
- Supervisory Combat of Corruption
- Reporting Corruption and Misconduct
- Drug Abuse, Alcohol Abuse, and Unlawful Premises
- Teaching Methods
- Acknowledgment
- References
- Chapter 6. A Tale of Two Eras: A Comparison
- Recruit Populations
- Corruption Patterns Then and Later
- Command Attitudes
- Departmental Investigations of Corruption
- Two Cultures
- Beyond Knapp and Mollen
- References
- Appendix A. Legal Aspects of Corruption
- Appendix B. Charge Data of Police Officers 1968-1972
- Appendix C. Police Code of Ethics
- Appendix D. Police Studies Learning Outcomes
- Appendix E. Case Studies of Allegations of Misconduct/Corruption
- Index
