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| Foreword to the Sixth Edition | |
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| Foreword to the First Edition | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Excellence of Character | |
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| First and Second Nature | |
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| Character and Police | |
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| The Morally Important and the Morally Problematic | |
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| The Mission Police | |
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| The Experiment in Ordered Liberty | |
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| Disorder and Injustice | |
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| Against Tyranny | |
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| Mission | |
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| Public Confidence | |
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| Codes of Ethics and Personal Character | |
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| The Public Trust and Probity | |
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| Private Trust | |
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| The Public Trust | |
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| Competence | |
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| Trustworthiness | |
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| Discretion | |
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| judgment and Rules | |
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| Respect for Limits | |
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| Policies and Laws | |
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| Force and Deadly Force | |
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| Anticipation and Planning | |
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| Public Corruption for Profit | |
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| Incorruptibility | |
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| Cynicism and Consolation | |
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| Higher Standards and Double Standards | |
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| Hypotheses about Corruption | |
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| Departmental Supervision | |
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| Gratuities and the Slippery Slope | |
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| Character and Free Will | |
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| Authority and Reform in Controlling Corruption | |
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| The Authority to Lead | |
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| Alliances | |
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| Conspiracies of Silence | |
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| Reform | |
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| Combating Mediocrity | |
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| Review and Advisory Boards | |
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| Leadership and the Character of a Department | |
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| Realistic Expectations | |
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| Burnout | |
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| Merit and Affirmative Action | |
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| Recruiting, Selection, and Promotion | |
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| Illegal Narcotics-Moral Issues and Public Policy | |
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| Morality and Public Policy | |
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| Arguments for Legalization of Narcotics | |
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| Arguments against Legalization | |
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| Analyzing the Arguments | |
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| Demand Reduction | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| The Fundamentals of Character and Training | |
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| Sex and Money | |
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| Realism and Idealism | |
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| Morality and Happiness | |
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| Moral Problems | |
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| Habits | |
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| Current Fashion in Ethics Education | |
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| "Value" Choices and "Ethical Dilemmas" | |
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| Individual and Departmental Character | |
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| Deliberation and Moral Problems-In training | |
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| Moral Deliberation | |
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| Identifying Genuine Moral Problems | |
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| Identifying Relevant Reasons for Decisions | |
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| The Fabric of a Life | |
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| Tragedy and "Noble Cause" Corruption | |
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| Ends and Means | |
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| Who Is to Say (What to Do)? | |
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| Trying to Have It Both Ways | |
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| Thinking It Through | |
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| Dirty Harry | |
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| "Noble Cause" Corruption | |
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| Excusable Wrongdoing | |
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| Deciding | |
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| Death and Bereavement, Deadly Force and Guilt | |
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| The Death of a Friend, Partner, or Loved One | |
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| Living Up to the Facts | |
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| Love | |
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| Dignity | |
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| The Bereavement of Others | |
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| Deadly Force | |
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| Guilt | |
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| Taking Our Lives Seriously | |
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| The Extra Mile | |
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| The Morality of Aspiration | |
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| Taking Our Lives Seriously | |
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| Fatalism, Microcosms, and Therapeutic Reductions | |
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| Fatalism and the Microcosm Argument | |
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| Rising above the Microcosm | |
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| More on Higher Standards and Double Standards | |
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| The Therapeutic Vision of Human Beings | |
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| The Americans with Disabilities Act | |
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| Therapy and Multicultural Sensitivity Training | |
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| Ethical Ideals, Youth Violence, and Gang Enforcement | |
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| A Sketch of the Ethically Ideal Institution | |
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| Youth Violence and Gang Enforcement | |
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| Gangs, Education, and the Heroism of Cowards | |
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| Unconditional Obligations | |
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| Police, the O. J. Simpson Trial, and Race | |
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| Individuality and Group Identity | |
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| The Lessons of the O. J. Simpson Trial for Police | |
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| Policing and Prejudice | |
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| Thinking about "Race" | |
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| Thinking about Human Beings | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| The Spirit of Public Service and Individual Conscience | |
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| Reciprocity and the Spirit of Service | |
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| Individual Conscience | |
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| Conscience and Police Assignments | |
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| Recruitment, Training, and Departmental Policy | |
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| Supervision and Leadership | |
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| Law and Policy | |
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| Policies That Aid Conscience | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Ethics in the future of policing | |
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| Ethics and Rules | |
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| Narcissism and Childishness | |
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| Morality and Social Conditions | |
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| "Broken Windows" and Social Stigma | |
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| Social Stigma within Policing | |
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| Recruiting Problems | |
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| Essential Capacities | |
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| Character and Capacities | |
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| Terrorism and Policing | |
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| What Is a Terrorist? | |
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| Bargaining by Outrage | |
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| Suicide Bombers and Cowardice | |
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| Imagination, Horror, and History | |
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| Nothing Will Ever Be the Same? | |
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| Disagreement and Conflict within the United States | |
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| Disagreements within Law Enforcement | |
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| Terrorism and the Police Mission | |
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| Racial Profiling and the Public Trust | |
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| Integrity and Professionalism: John.P O'Neill | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Ethics in Action: Case Studies of Professional Excellence in Policing Excellence in Policing | |
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| In Pursuit of Truth: Investigating Mass Murder at Columbine | |
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| Ethics Restored: Reform in the Los Angeles Police Department | |
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| Competence and Cooperation: Combating Gangs in Fairfax County, Virginia | |
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| Regaining Public Trust: Corruption and Reform in the Greece, New York, Police Department | |
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| Ethics and Professionalism in a Post-9/11 World | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| From War Veterans to Peace Officers | |
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| The Challenge | |
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| Training and Retraining Provisions | |
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| Building Mutual Trust | |
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| A Sketch of the Ideal Military-Support Team | |
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| Unintended Consequences | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| A Guide to the Further Study of Ethics in Policing | |
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| Internal Affairs and Integrity | |
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| Notes | |
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| Index | |
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| About the Author | |