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• catalog abstract "This text outlines the development, writing, and implementation of policies for law enforcement agencies. Chapter 1 discusses the key concepts of policy foundation laid by the United States Constitution, the impact of the civil rights statute, the role of law enforcement in society, and the role of policies in a law enforcement agency. Chapter 2 presents the policy implications of three cases affecting policy: Monell v. Dept. of Social Services of the City of New York, Canton v. Harris, and Tennessee v. Garner. Chapter 3 discusses proactive reviews of current agency operations, specific areas where policies are needed, steps for identifying additional areas needing policies, and the importance of documentation. Chapter 4 outlines the development process: compiling a list of preliminary needs, available resources for policy development, and putting together a policy development plan. Chapter 5, Developing Policy, focuses on the agenda for the initial meeting of the resource group, assigning and conducting research on policy issues, makings decisions based on research, the individual components required of all policies, and identifying the additional components of a particular policy should have. Chapters 6 and 7 highlight the writing and review of a draft policy. Key concepts are writing for the correct target audience, possible formats, and the initial review. Chapters 8 and 9 focus on the training and enforcement of policy with emphasis on policy certification and re-certification. Chapter 10 discusses feedback, the role of an Agency Risk Manager, and acting on policy feedback. Chapter 11 presents key concepts of litigation: the importance of documentation, a general plan to defend against lawsuits, planning measures to take when a lawsuit is likely, steps to take upon being notified of a lawsuit, and what to do once a case is over.".
• catalog contributor b12180834.
• catalog contributor b12180835.
• catalog created "c2001.".
• catalog date "2001".
• catalog date "c2001.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
• catalog description "Preface -- Chap. 1. The need for policy -- Chap. 2. Three cases affecting policy -- Chap. 3. Identifying what should be addressed by policy -- Chap. 4. Planning the development process -- Chap. 5. Developing policy -- Chap. 6. Writing policy -- Chap. 7. Reviewing a draft policy -- Chap. 8. Training to policy -- Chap. 9. Enforcing policy -- Chap. 10. Ongoing analysis -- Chap. 11. Litigation -- Appendix A. Case study : case facts; policy issues -- Appendix B. Expert witnesses : what is an expert?; when should experts get involved in a case?; selecting an expert; working with experts -- Appendix C. Testifying : depositions; preparing for a deposition; courtroom and trial; guidelines for answering questions -- Appendix D. Status of the law : pertinent cases; what is a policy maker to do?".
• catalog description "This text outlines the development, writing, and implementation of policies for law enforcement agencies. Chapter 1 discusses the key concepts of policy foundation laid by the United States Constitution, the impact of the civil rights statute, the role of law enforcement in society, and the role of policies in a law enforcement agency. Chapter 2 presents the policy implications of three cases affecting policy: Monell v. Dept. of Social Services of the City of New York, Canton v. Harris, and Tennessee v. Garner. Chapter 3 discusses proactive reviews of current agency operations, specific areas where policies are needed, steps for identifying additional areas needing policies, and the importance of documentation. Chapter 4 outlines the development process: compiling a list of preliminary needs, available resources for policy development, and putting together a policy development plan. Chapter 5, Developing Policy, focuses on the agenda for the initial meeting of the resource group, assigning and conducting research on policy issues, makings decisions based on research, the individual components required of all policies, and identifying the additional components of a particular policy should have. Chapters 6 and 7 highlight the writing and review of a draft policy. Key concepts are writing for the correct target audience, possible formats, and the initial review. Chapters 8 and 9 focus on the training and enforcement of policy with emphasis on policy certification and re-certification. Chapter 10 discusses feedback, the role of an Agency Risk Manager, and acting on policy feedback. Chapter 11 presents key concepts of litigation: the importance of documentation, a general plan to defend against lawsuits, planning measures to take when a lawsuit is likely, steps to take upon being notified of a lawsuit, and what to do once a case is over.".
• catalog extent "ix, 145 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Defensible policies.".
• catalog identifier "0398071381 (cloth)".
• catalog identifier "039807139X (paper)".
• catalog identifier "0398071810".
• catalog isFormatOf "Defensible policies.".
• catalog issued "2001".
• catalog issued "c2001.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Springfield, Ill.: Charles C Thomas,".
• catalog relation "Defensible policies.".
• catalog spatial "United States.".
• catalog subject "363.2/068 21".
• catalog subject "HV7935 .B39 2001".
• catalog subject "Police administration United States.".
• catalog subject "Police discretion United States.".
• catalog subject "Police regulations United States.".
• catalog subject "Police training United States.".
• catalog subject "Police-community relations United States.".
• catalog subject "Policy sciences.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Preface -- Chap. 1. The need for policy -- Chap. 2. Three cases affecting policy -- Chap. 3. Identifying what should be addressed by policy -- Chap. 4. Planning the development process -- Chap. 5. Developing policy -- Chap. 6. Writing policy -- Chap. 7. Reviewing a draft policy -- Chap. 8. Training to policy -- Chap. 9. Enforcing policy -- Chap. 10. Ongoing analysis -- Chap. 11. Litigation -- Appendix A. Case study : case facts; policy issues -- Appendix B. Expert witnesses : what is an expert?; when should experts get involved in a case?; selecting an expert; working with experts -- Appendix C. Testifying : depositions; preparing for a deposition; courtroom and trial; guidelines for answering questions -- Appendix D. Status of the law : pertinent cases; what is a policy maker to do?".
• catalog title "Defensible policies : developing, writing, and implementing valid policies for problem oriented policing / by Raymond W. Beach, Jr. and James S. O'Leary.".
• catalog type "text".