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Private Employment of Public Police by Reiss, Albert J., Jr., 1922-2006. is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Private Employment of Public Police about?

This report is an exploratory study of the employment of off-duty police officers for police duties in the private sector focuses on the major organizational and management issues involved in letting officers be privately employed, uniformed, and with full police powers. Study data came from 13 selected county and municipal police departments from several areas of the country. Secondary employment is an accepted practice in all the police departments. Some departments permit private employers to rent police vehicles and other police services as well. The departments have similar rules and practices concerning secondary employment, but each department has evolved its own method of organizing and managing this employment. The major difference among departments is whether their organization conforms to an officer contract or a department contract system of secondary employment. The departments all forbid officers from owning a private security firm or brokering the employment of fellow officers. Policy and management issues involved in secondary employment include legal liability, conflict of interest, misconduct and misuse of authority, the handling of complaints, and off-duty court

Who reads Private Employment of Public Police?

Author

Reiss, Albert J., Jr., 1922-2006.

Publisher

U.S. Dept. of Justice, National Institute of Justice, [1988]

Published

1988

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction