Ideas in American Policing Library

The police idea of ​​the United States is the mainstay seminar and publication series of the police foundation. This series of internationally renowned criminal scholars promote the boundaries of modern police activities and encourage us to think about police activities in new and innovative ways. This will advance research in the field of policing covering state-of-the-art topics such as evidence-based policing, injury-focused policing, policing effectiveness and fairness, and police research into practice It helps.

From a discussion of Dr. Lawrence W. Sherman's evidence based on the 1998 evidence and from the viewpoint of Anthony Braga's embedded criminologist and Dr. David Weisburd's region-based policing, the idea of ​​the American Police Thought Series is based on information It became it. Discussion and Discussion Frontline It represents the apex of innovation and science of police professionalism and is the core of promotion of the police activities of the police foundation.

The American police idea provides comments and insights from influential criminologists on issues of concern to scholars, practitioners, and policy makers. The paper published in this series comes from a series of lectures of the same name by the police foundation. The views expressed in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position of the police foundation. The full range is available online at http://www.policefoundation.org/docs/library.html. © 2012 Police Foundation. Copyright

The police idea of ​​the United States is the mainstay seminar and publication series of the police foundation. This series of internationally renowned criminal scholars promote the boundaries of modern police activities and encourage us to think about police activities in new and innovative ways. This will advance research in the field of policing covering state-of-the-art topics such as evidence-based policing, injury-focused policing, policing effectiveness and fairness, and police research into practice It helps.

It is not surprising that Compstat was invented at a local police station. All major new ideas about modern American security come from the local level. Community policing, problem-oriented policing, hot policing, broken Windows theory, forecast analysis - all these innovations reflect the local genius of US law enforcement agencies. In addition, police innovation developed by local agencies is not as innovative as Compstat. Compstat changed police criminal perception. Basically, the police expanded their mission not only immediately after the crime, but also to prevent crime first.

The police in America are changing. The new technology provides a new approach to police accountability and monitoring capabilities. Scholars and practitioners of law enforcement agencies continue to develop innovative strategies to deal with crime and disorder. In many cities, police institutions are working to address ways to increase public safety while respecting individual dignity, especially in the minority community.