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Police ethics
David A. Hansen (ed.)
Springfield, Ill.,: Thomas (1973)
Abstract
Foreword - The Honorable Gerald E. Ragan -- Introduction -- Code of Ethics [adopted by the International Association of Chiefs of Police] -- Ch. 1 Code of ethics -- Ch. 2 Practicality versus the code of ethics -- Ch. 3 Gratuities -- Ch. 4 Police solicitations -- Ch. 6 Personal matters -- Ch. 7 The jaded policeman -- Ch. 8 The administration of discipline -- Ch. 9 Where are we going? -- Epilogue -- Index.
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