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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE ETHICS 2V

Criminal Justice

Law, Government & Politics

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Federal, state, county, and municipal police forces all have their own codes of conduct, yet the ethics of being a police officer remain perplexing and are often difficult to apply in dynamic situations. The police misconduct statistics are staggering and indicate that excessive use of force comprises almost a quarter of misconduct cases, with sexual harassment, fraud/theft, and false arrest being the next most prevalent factors. The ethical issues and dilemmas in criminal justice also reach deep into the legal professions, the structure and administration of justice in society, and the personal characteristics of those in the criminal justice professions. The Encyclopedia of Criminal Justice Ethics includes A to Z entries by experts in the field that explore the scope of ethical decision making and behaviors within the spheres of criminal justice systems, including policing, corrections, courts, forensic science, and policy analysis and research. This two-volume set is available in both print and electronic formats.

Encyclopedia of Criminal Justice Ethics

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Articles.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
About the Editor.
List of Contributors.
Introduction.
Chronology.
1: Abortion.
2: Absolutism, Ethical.
3: Abu Ghraib Prison.
4: Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Code of Ethics.
5: Accountability.
6: Age of Criminal Responsibility.
7: Alternative Dispute Resolution.
8: Altruism.
9: American Civil Liberties Union.
10: Amnesty International.
11: Animal Rights, Welfare, and Abuse.
12: Antiterrorism and Counterterrorism.
13: Apartheid.
14: Apartheid, Petit.
15: Aristotle.
16: Arrest Practices.
17: Atkins v. Virginia.
18: At-Risk Youth.
19: Attorneys.
20: Bail.
21: Battered Woman Syndrome as Defense.
22: Beccaria, Cesare.
23: Bentham, Jeremy.
24: Biometrics and Identification.
25: Blue Wall of Silence.
26: Boot Camps.
27: Border Patrol.
28: Brutalization Hypothesis.
29: Capital Punishment.
30: Castration of Sex Offenders.
31: Causality.
32: Child Abuse and Neglect.
33: Choice and Action (Actus Reus).
34: Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.
35: Citizenship.
36: Civil Commitment.
37: Civil Disobedience, History of.
38: Class.
39: Clemency.
40: Closed-Circuit Television.
41: Codes of Conduct.
42: Codes of Conduct, Corrections.
43: Codes of Conduct, Police.
44: Collateral Consequences and Felony Convictions.
45: Collective Efficacy and Crime.
46: Commonsense Justice.
47: Communitarianism.
48: Community.
49: Community Policing.
50: Competency Restoration and Execution.
51: Competency to Stand Trial.
52: Compstat.
53: Computer Matching Technology.
54: Confessions, Coerced.
55: Conscience as Internal Sanction.
56: Conscientious Objection.
57: Convict Criminology and Convict Higher Education.
58: Corporate Crime.
59: Corporate Violence.
60: Corruption of Institutional Authority.
61: Crime.
62: Crimes Against Humanity.
63: Criminal Informants.
64: Criminal Justice Ethics.
65: Criminal Profiling.
66: Criminal Responsibility.
67: Criminology, Convict.
68: Criminology, Critical.
69: Criminology, Cultural.
70: Criminology, Ultramodern.
71: Criminology and Research Ethics.
72: Critical Incident Debriefing.
73: Critical Pedagogy.
74: Cruel and Unusual Punishment.
75: Culture.
76: Custodial Use of Force.
77: Cyberbullying.
78: Cyberpornography.
79: Cyberstalking.
80: Cyberterrorism.
81: D.A.R.E..
82: Date Rape.
83: Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals.
84: Death Row.
85: Deception.
86: Deceptive Interrogation.
87: Decriminalization.
88: Deleuze, Gilles.
89: Demonology.
90: Determinate and Indeterminate Sentencing.
91: Determinism.
92: Deterrence.
93: Deviance.
94: Digital Crime and Security.
95: Digital Evidence and Crime Scene Investigation.
96: Dignity.
97: Dirty Harry Problem.
98: Discretion.
99: Discrimination.
100: Distributive Justice.
101: Divine Command Theory.
102: DNA Lab Accountability.
103: Double Jeopardy.
104: DREAM Act.
105: Drones, Police Use of.
106: Drug Enforcement.
107: Drug Legalization.
108: Due Process Rights of Prisoners.
109: DUI Penalties.
110: Duress and Coercion.
111: Duties.
112: Early Release.
113: Education, Continuing Legal.
114: Egoism and Self-Interest, Ethical.
115: Egoism and Self-Interest, Psychological.
116: Elder Abuse.
117: Electronic Monitoring Devices.
118: Elite Deviance.
119: Empathy.
120: Entrapment.
121: Ethnocentrism.
122: Euthanasia.
123: Evidence.
124: Exclusionary Rule.
125: Excuses in Law.
126: Expert Testimony.
127: Eyewitness Testimony.
128: Flag Burning.
129: Florida v. Powell.
130: Forensic Hospitals, Maximum Security.
131: Forensic Science.
132: Forgiveness.
133: Foucault, Michel.
134: Free will.
135: Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
136: Gambling.
137: Gang Subculture.
138: Gender.
139: Genocide.
140: Globalization.
141: Governmentality.
142: Graham v. Florida.
143: Green Criminology.
144: Guilt, Legal.
145: Guilt as Internal Sanction.
146: Gun Violence.
147: Habeas Corpus.
148: Habermas, J&#x00FC;rgen.
149: Harm Principle.
150: Harms of Reduction and Repression.
151: Hate Speech.
152: Hedonism.
153: Hegemony.
154: Heidegger, Martin.
155: High-Profile Cases and &#x201C;Justice for Sale&#x201D;.
156: Hobbes, Thomas.
157: Hostage Negotiations.
158: Human Rights.
159: Human Trafficking.
160: Hurricane Katrina.
161: Hypnosis and Recovered Memory Testimony.
162: Identity.
163: Ideology.
164: Immigration Law and Policy.
165: Imprisonment Disparities, Race- and Class-Based.
166: Incapacitation.
167: Innocence Projects.
168: Insanity Defense.
169: Institutional Morality.
170: Institutional Review Boards.
171: Institutionalization.
172: Intellectual Property Rights.
173: Intensive Parole and Probation Supervision.
174: Intention.
175: Internal Review Practices.
176: International Criminal Courts.
177: Internet Child Pornography.
178: Involuntary Outpatient Commitment.
179: Judicial Corruption.
180: Judicial Discretion.
181: Judicial Misconduct.
182: Juries, Duties and Rights of.
183: Jury Nullification.
184: Jury Selection.
185: Just Deserts.
186: Justifications in Law.
187: Juvenile Detention Facilities.
188: Juvenile Gangs and Delinquency.
189: Juvenile Sentencing.

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