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EVOLUTION OF OUR AMERICAN POLICE SYSTEMS (FROM POLICE ROLES IN THE SEVENTIES - PROFESSIONALIZATION IN AMERICA, 1975 BY JACK KINTON - SEE NCJ-31601)

NCJ Number
31614
Author(s)
J D MCNAMARA
Date Published
1975
Length
13 pages
Annotation
THE AUTHOR BELIEVES THAT THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES LIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS AND PROFESSIONALIZATION.
Abstract
THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT IS REVIEWED, AND THE ROLE OF POLITICAL INFLUENCES IS NOTED AND CONDEMNED. PROFESSIONALISM IN POLICING IS SAID TO BE INCOMPATIBLE WITH CONTINUED POLITICIZATION. THE AUTHOR'S EXPERIENCE AS KANSAS CITY POLICE CHIEF IS STRESSED.

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