American policing in 2022 : essays on the future of a profession / edited by Debra R. Cohen McCullough and Deborah L. Spence.
McCullough, Debra R. Cohen, editor.; Spence, Deborah L., editor.; United States. Department of Justice. Office of Community Oriented Policing Services.
2012
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Title American policing in 2022 : essays on the future of a profession / edited by Debra R. Cohen McCullough and Deborah L. Spence.
ISBN 9781935676041 (paperback)
1935676040 (paperback)
9781523730810
1523730811
Published Washington, DC : U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, 2012.
Language English
Description ix, 134 pages : illustrations ; 23 x 22 cm
Call Number HV8139 .A465 2012
Summary This document from the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services contains a series of essays by law enforcement leaders from around the country on what policing will be like in the United States 10 years from now. The scope of the essays covers a wide range of topics including the core mission of police work, the ideal characteristics of leaders, the role of the community in policing, the impact of the economy on police departments, and how to measure the successes of law enforcement. Other themes covered by the essays include the influence of technology in policing, how to measure police effectiveness, staffing issues that will be relevant to future police departments, and examination of why police officers do what they do. In all, the document contains 26 essays on the future of policing in the United States. A brief biography of each author is presented at the end of each essay.
Note Format not distributed to depository libraries.
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references.
Added Author McCullough, Debra R. Cohen, editor.
Spence, Deborah L., editor.
Added Corporate Author United States. Department of Justice. Office of Community Oriented Policing Services.
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The future of policing can be found in the past / John P. Skinner
New police management practices and predictive software : the new era they do not make / Ronald W. Glensor and Kenneth J. Peak
Preparing the police for an uncertain future : four guiding principles / Jim Bueermann
Quality and performance management : an innovative approach to future police management / Michael T. Frazier
Community building as crime control / Michael A. Davis
Moving beyond the myths and misdirection impeding community policing success / Louis A. Mayo
Asking the tough questions / Joseph Brann
What gets measured is the matter : the need for leading public safety indicators / Michael S. Scott
No boundaries policing / Kriste Kibbey Etue
Focusing on what we can control / Darrel W. Stephens
Law enforcement communications and information technology of the future / Harlin R. McEwen
Austerity breeds prevention / Rick Fuentes
Embracing the digital coffee shop / Jason O'Neal
The role of language in expanding private sector partnerships / Jason Smith
Producing a positive return on investment / Barbara Duncan
Putting the "local" back in local law enforcement / Jim Burack
A "back to the future" paradox / J. Scott Thomson
Where are you? / Bernard K. Melekian
Balancing the art and science of policing / Tim J. Dolan
Pursuing excellence in policing : the leadership challenge of the future / Charles H. Ramsey
Social unrest, drug abuse, cyber crimes, and no money / David E. Dial
Rethinking "business as usual" / Joseph A. Schafer
Saving our own through peer review : a prescription for improved law enforcement safety / Alexander L. Eastman
A labor perspective on the value of our internal communities and collaborative leadership / Christopher Tracy
Ending the monopoly of tradition / Edward F. Davis
Reflections on the eve of my retirement : a letter from the future / Chris Cognac.

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