Where intelligence-led policing shares similarities with other applications of intelligence and crime analysis is in the need to convince police officers that...Cooper, P. and Murphy, J. (1997). Ethical approaches for police officers when working with informants in the development of criminal ...
First, as former undercover police officer Neil Woods highlights in the film, the ninth principle of British policing states that the test of police efficiency is not evidence of police action, but the absence of crime [33]. If the global illicit drug market is considered in criminal terms,...
Real talk: I’m seriously worried about where we are heading, both as a nation and as a world community, in large part because of the “alternative facts” trend I noted at the beginning of this piece. Compared to things like climate change, impeachment, and the political misinformation tha...
Decision-making on numerous aspects of our daily lives is being outsourced to machine-learning (ML) algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI), motivated by speed and efficiency in the decision process. ML approaches—one of the typologies of algorithms underpinning artificial intelligence—are typicall...
The rationale for this conceptual work is to examine the ethical aspects of community policing's inception and practice, as evidenced in America. Historical patterns of ethical issues and reform responses to ethical breaches in conduct a... J Ziembovogl,G Meško - College of Police and Securi...
The Organization of Knowledge In an age of abundant questions and scant resources, no university any longer pretends to teach all knowledge. Few even claim... JO Freedman - University of Michigan Press, 被引量: 11发表: 2021年 POLICING HUMANITARIAN BORDERLANDS: FRONTEX, HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE PRE...
Moral Objectivism There are close connections between moral objectivism and authoritarian approaches to leadership in organizations Leaders simply need good knowledge of the rules and closely follows them Utilitarianism Argue that ethical choices/decisions should be made on their consequences rather then indiv...
The National Institute of Justice defines predictive policing as "taking data from disparate sources, analyzing them and then using the results to anticipate, prevent and respond more effectively to future crime." Some of these disparate sources include crime maps, traffic camera data, other surveilla...
the PMI-AURP's more traditional data types. Specific ELSI concerns might include the following: • What ELSI are presented by the government's collection of data that more closely resembles the data that non- health (e.g., security, policing, or commercial) entities have typically collected...
Simulate and analyze the feedback loops in predictive policing. The Surveillance State Issues China’s inept “social credit system” and the much more sophisticated surveillance system used by police in Xinjiang. Surveillance by landords, including video cameras and social media monitoring, is being...