25 Contemporary Issues in Law Enforcement: Includes a Scenario Driven Assignment Guide

Author(s): Kimberly Karlberg

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2012

Pages: 184

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Inductive logic/Comstock
Acknowledgments
Foreword

Part I Communicational Training and the Lack Thereof

Issue 1: Concerning Power and Authoritarianism
Scenario 1: It Is All About the Power
Scenario 2: I Must Show Off My Power in a Threatening Sort of Way
Scenario 3: Eliminating a Powerful Threat

Issue 2: Don’t Hesitate to Communicate, but Proceed with Caution
Scenario 4: Yes, Speak! It Is Okay
Scenario 5: Observational Speech
Scenario 6: Filters, an Altered State of Perception
Scenario 7: I Misunderstood
Scenario 8: I Knew She Would Cry
Scenario 9: He Was a Gangster
Scenario 10: What Is Going On?
Scenario 11: I thought I Understood

Issue 3: Humiliation
Scenario 12: Control I believe
Scenario 13: Public Humiliation
Scenario 14: Powerful Humiliation

Issue 4: Public Perception and Fear
Scenario 15: Pull Over Already!
Scenario 16: What Should I Do?

Issue 5: Teamwork, but I Thought We Were a Team?
Scenario 17: Us vs. Them
Scenario 18: Leads
Scenario 19: Hit and Run
Scenario 20: Brotherly Love
Scenario 21: Powerful Competition

Part II Problem Solve, and Persuade with a Genuine Attitude

Issue 6: Style and Effectiveness: Your Attitude
Scenario 22: Traffic Stop or Bust
Scenario 23: Mean Old Cop
Scenario 24: You’re Under Arrest

Issue 7: A Negotiating Behavior
Scenario 25: Do Not Fear to Negotiate
Scenario 26: I Like My Music Loud
Scenario 27: Halloween

Issue 8: Mediate/Conflict Resolution
Scenario 28: Cheerleading
Scenario 29: Rake Your Own Leaves
Scenario 30: Paintball
Scenario 31: Spanish Lesson

Part III Humanize Oneself

Issue 9: Need Identification
Scenario 32: I Was Robbed
Scenario 33: I Need My Insulin

Issue 10: Humanize Oneself Through Community Affairs
Scenario 34: Friend or Enemy?
Scenario 35: The Carnival

Issue 11: Community Policing
Scenario 36: Community Policing or Window Dressing

Part IV Ethical Dilemmas

Issue 12: Physical Aggression and Verbal Abuse
Scenario 37: Lessons with Punch
Scenario 38: Irritation
Scenario 39: Um Good
Scenario 40: We Got Your Number
Scenario 41: The Bully

Issue 13: Corruption
Scenario 42: Overall Theft
Scenario 43: It’s All About Me, Man!
Scenario 44: No One Will Know
Scenario 45: Boom Boom!
Scenario 46: Sneaky
Scenario 47: The Categorical Imperative

Issue 14: Gratuities
Scenario 48: Great Dog Gratuity
Scenario 49: The Favor
Scenario 50: Lock and Load
Scenario 51: Beef and Cheddar
Scenario 52: Nickels and Dimes Investigator Frenzy

Issue 15: Fourth Amendment Violations
Scenario 53: I was Ready This Time
Scenario 54: Probable Cause, Duh
Scenario 55: Privacy Not Illegal Embarrassment

Issue 16: Lying and Policing an Accepted Practice
Scenario 56: The Cabana Boy
Scenario 57: But My Parents
Scenario 58: Huh, Immunity?
Scenario 59: Subject Preparation

Issue 17: Stop and Frisk
Scenario 60: What the Heck?
Scenario 61: Casual Conversation
Scenario 62: Engagement Party
Scenario 63: Graham vs Conner

Issue 18: Inappropriate Discretion
Scenario 64: Happy Birthday
Scenario 65: Puppies for Sale
Scenario 66: I’m a Cop
Scenario 67: Blow Horn
Scenario 68: Leads Computer

Issue 19: Ticket Quotas
Scenario 69: I Gotta Make My Quotas Tonight

Part V An Officer’s Personal Life: Is It Really Worth It?

Issue 20: Media Criticism
Scenario 70: Bad Day
Scenario 71: The Movies
Scenario 72: The News
Scenario 73: The Radio

Issue 21: Family Communication
Scenario 74: My Second Wife Is Leaving Me, Too?

Issue 22: Partner Communication
Scenario 75: My Partner Sucks!

Issue 23: Negative Energy
Scenario 76: I Need to Get Drunk

Issue 24: Administrative Stress
Scenario 77: The Chain of Command: Now Everybody Knows

Issue 25: Badge It: An Everyday Part of Life
Scenario 78: Bars
Scenario 79: Concerts
Scenario 80: Anywhere I Go
Scenario 81: Ticket? Yeah Right!

References
Additional Reading

Kimberly Karlberg
Kimberly Karlberg has worked in many areas of the Criminal Justice field, including local and federal-level Law Enforcement and a White-Collar Crime prevention project for a Fortune 500 company. She is a Professor and Coordinator of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Programs and Studies at Joliet Junior College. She has been teaching college for 12 years at Colorado Technical University Online, Kaplan University, Westwood College (Woodridge, Schiller Park, Calumet City, IL), Joliet Junior College Social and Behavioral Sciences Department, and now Program Coordinator of Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Programs and Studies at Joliet Junior College. Publications include: 25 Biggest Mistakes Law Enforcement Officers Make and How to Avoid Them (2007), 25 Contemporary Issues in Law Enforcement (2011), An Introduction to Law Enforcement for the Community College Student (2012). She's a graduate of Loyola University of Chicago, Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration.

Inductive logic/Comstock
Acknowledgments
Foreword

Part I Communicational Training and the Lack Thereof

Issue 1: Concerning Power and Authoritarianism
Scenario 1: It Is All About the Power
Scenario 2: I Must Show Off My Power in a Threatening Sort of Way
Scenario 3: Eliminating a Powerful Threat

Issue 2: Don’t Hesitate to Communicate, but Proceed with Caution
Scenario 4: Yes, Speak! It Is Okay
Scenario 5: Observational Speech
Scenario 6: Filters, an Altered State of Perception
Scenario 7: I Misunderstood
Scenario 8: I Knew She Would Cry
Scenario 9: He Was a Gangster
Scenario 10: What Is Going On?
Scenario 11: I thought I Understood

Issue 3: Humiliation
Scenario 12: Control I believe
Scenario 13: Public Humiliation
Scenario 14: Powerful Humiliation

Issue 4: Public Perception and Fear
Scenario 15: Pull Over Already!
Scenario 16: What Should I Do?

Issue 5: Teamwork, but I Thought We Were a Team?
Scenario 17: Us vs. Them
Scenario 18: Leads
Scenario 19: Hit and Run
Scenario 20: Brotherly Love
Scenario 21: Powerful Competition

Part II Problem Solve, and Persuade with a Genuine Attitude

Issue 6: Style and Effectiveness: Your Attitude
Scenario 22: Traffic Stop or Bust
Scenario 23: Mean Old Cop
Scenario 24: You’re Under Arrest

Issue 7: A Negotiating Behavior
Scenario 25: Do Not Fear to Negotiate
Scenario 26: I Like My Music Loud
Scenario 27: Halloween

Issue 8: Mediate/Conflict Resolution
Scenario 28: Cheerleading
Scenario 29: Rake Your Own Leaves
Scenario 30: Paintball
Scenario 31: Spanish Lesson

Part III Humanize Oneself

Issue 9: Need Identification
Scenario 32: I Was Robbed
Scenario 33: I Need My Insulin

Issue 10: Humanize Oneself Through Community Affairs
Scenario 34: Friend or Enemy?
Scenario 35: The Carnival

Issue 11: Community Policing
Scenario 36: Community Policing or Window Dressing

Part IV Ethical Dilemmas

Issue 12: Physical Aggression and Verbal Abuse
Scenario 37: Lessons with Punch
Scenario 38: Irritation
Scenario 39: Um Good
Scenario 40: We Got Your Number
Scenario 41: The Bully

Issue 13: Corruption
Scenario 42: Overall Theft
Scenario 43: It’s All About Me, Man!
Scenario 44: No One Will Know
Scenario 45: Boom Boom!
Scenario 46: Sneaky
Scenario 47: The Categorical Imperative

Issue 14: Gratuities
Scenario 48: Great Dog Gratuity
Scenario 49: The Favor
Scenario 50: Lock and Load
Scenario 51: Beef and Cheddar
Scenario 52: Nickels and Dimes Investigator Frenzy

Issue 15: Fourth Amendment Violations
Scenario 53: I was Ready This Time
Scenario 54: Probable Cause, Duh
Scenario 55: Privacy Not Illegal Embarrassment

Issue 16: Lying and Policing an Accepted Practice
Scenario 56: The Cabana Boy
Scenario 57: But My Parents
Scenario 58: Huh, Immunity?
Scenario 59: Subject Preparation

Issue 17: Stop and Frisk
Scenario 60: What the Heck?
Scenario 61: Casual Conversation
Scenario 62: Engagement Party
Scenario 63: Graham vs Conner

Issue 18: Inappropriate Discretion
Scenario 64: Happy Birthday
Scenario 65: Puppies for Sale
Scenario 66: I’m a Cop
Scenario 67: Blow Horn
Scenario 68: Leads Computer

Issue 19: Ticket Quotas
Scenario 69: I Gotta Make My Quotas Tonight

Part V An Officer’s Personal Life: Is It Really Worth It?

Issue 20: Media Criticism
Scenario 70: Bad Day
Scenario 71: The Movies
Scenario 72: The News
Scenario 73: The Radio

Issue 21: Family Communication
Scenario 74: My Second Wife Is Leaving Me, Too?

Issue 22: Partner Communication
Scenario 75: My Partner Sucks!

Issue 23: Negative Energy
Scenario 76: I Need to Get Drunk

Issue 24: Administrative Stress
Scenario 77: The Chain of Command: Now Everybody Knows

Issue 25: Badge It: An Everyday Part of Life
Scenario 78: Bars
Scenario 79: Concerts
Scenario 80: Anywhere I Go
Scenario 81: Ticket? Yeah Right!

References
Additional Reading

Kimberly Karlberg
Kimberly Karlberg has worked in many areas of the Criminal Justice field, including local and federal-level Law Enforcement and a White-Collar Crime prevention project for a Fortune 500 company. She is a Professor and Coordinator of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Programs and Studies at Joliet Junior College. She has been teaching college for 12 years at Colorado Technical University Online, Kaplan University, Westwood College (Woodridge, Schiller Park, Calumet City, IL), Joliet Junior College Social and Behavioral Sciences Department, and now Program Coordinator of Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Programs and Studies at Joliet Junior College. Publications include: 25 Biggest Mistakes Law Enforcement Officers Make and How to Avoid Them (2007), 25 Contemporary Issues in Law Enforcement (2011), An Introduction to Law Enforcement for the Community College Student (2012). She's a graduate of Loyola University of Chicago, Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration.