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Corruption and Anti-Corruption in Policing—Philosophical and Ethical Issues

Criminal Law, Morality and the Institution of the Police Criminal Law and Social Morality Law, Morality and Facts A Normative Theory of Policing Police Independence References Police Corruption Corruption Causes of Police Corruption Combating Police Corruption: A General Strategy References Noble Cause Corruption in Policing Noble Cause Corruption Morally Justifiable Noble Cause Corruption?Noble Cause Corruption as a Defining Feature of Policing References Integrity Systems for Police Organisations Integrity Systems Holistic Integrity Systems Collective Moral Responsibility Organisations, Collective Responsibility and Anti-corruption Integrity Systems for Police Organisations References Professional Reporting and Police Culture Police Culture Professional Reporting and Internal Affairs Investigations References Internal Investigations Quality of Investigations: 22 Criteria Competence of Investigators Resilience of Investigator Independence of Investigator Investigation Is Lawful and Ethical Compatible with Public Interest Corporate Priorities Considered Open Mindedness Well-planned Investigation Thorough Treatment of All Information/Evidence Comprehensive Recording and Preservation of All Information/Evidence Information/Evidence Security Respect for Rights of Victims Respect for Rights of Witnesses Respect for Rights of Suspects Judicious Use of Covert Tactics Informant Management Efficient and Effective Use of Public Resources Communication with Stakeholders Timeliness Professional Approach to Presentation Accountability Continuous Improvement References Integrity Testing The Ethics of Covert Operations Integrity Tests References

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