... Licensed re-use rights only Police integrity Misconduct Ethics Code of silence Discipline The Korean police have a long legacy of misuse of power. As recently as the 1970s and 1980s, the Korean police did not maintain political neutrality but participated in manipulating elections...

... rights only Criminological theory Criminology Ethics Misconduct The police are responsible for enforcing laws and maintaining order, and the profession is characterized by authority and discretion. As the police carry out their societal function, citizens entrust that officers...

... on the code of silence in a comparative perspective. Sanja Kutnjak Ivković can be contacted at: kutnjak@msu.edu © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Misconduct Code of silence Comparative/international policing Ethics Police integrity...

... on Chinese policing, there is a profound lack of research on Chinese police officers. 12 01 2017 04 04 2017 18 05 2017 02 06 2017 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only China Ethics Police integrity Code of silence...

... across four countries. Sanja Kutnjak Ivković can be contacted at: kutnjak@msu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Ethics Management Corruption Accountability Misconduct Use of force The organizational theory of police integrity proposed by Klockars and Kutnjak...

... that other officers hold even less ethical beliefs. Findings – Five scenarios emerged as least likely to be reported, with a substantial minority of officers stating their decision was despite their understanding that the behaviour constituted a policy violation. Contrary to predictions, these “non...

... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Ethics Police Corruption Police culture Misconduct South Africa In light of the South African police actions, ranging from strong-arming the adversaries of the former apartheid government to the recent shooting of striking mineworkers...

... (see, Table I) [2] and police officers employed in these selected stations were surveyed. The overall number of respondents is 847 (Table I), with the response rate of 88 percent. Ethics Accountability Corruption Misconduct Deadly force Rural policing Croatia is divided into 20...

... Group Publishing Limited 2012 Russia Public perceptions Police Legitimacy Ethics This paper will discuss attitudes of Russian citizens towards the contemporary police (known as the “militsiya”). It will do so in the light of findings derived from an empirical study carried out...

...Tina Jaeckle Cindy   Davids . Conflict of Interest in Policing: Problems, Practices, and Principles . Sydney : Institute of Criminology Press   2008 . 287 pp. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 --> Policing Ethics Conflict management Conflict...

... be contacted at: jschafer@siu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Police misconduct Ethics Organizational culture United States of America Corruption Individual behaviour Corruption, abuses of authority, brutal tactics, and violations of constitutional protections have left...

... with one another. Strictness is important as well, but appears to be particularly effective in controlling fraud, corruption and the misuse of resources. The impact of openness is less evident. Research limitations/implications The study in this paper has taken the field of leadership and ethics a step...

... and see how they moderate the relationship between unethical attitudes and prosocial behaviour. Originality/value The results of the study suggest that the Nigerian police must be supported and accorded their due recognition if they must behave ethically and prosocially to the Nigerian public...

... a relative concept. For the police this substantial element of integrity is of great importance: laws, human rights law and internal regulation are legal expressions of integrity. However, the specific resolution of ethical dilemmas relates to particular situations and is thus somewhat relative...

...Alexander Weiss; Robert F. Boruch Evaluations of criminal justice policy increasingly employ randomized experiements, especially in studies of policing. These experiments, however, raise important ethical, legal and practical issues. This paper explores some of these issues as viewed by police...