Readings Week 8 - Legal Aspects of Criminal Justice Management MSCJ 530 - Resource Guide

Week 8

Puritz, P., & Scali, M. A. (1998). Civil rights of institutionalized persons. Corrections Today, 60(5), 80-83.

Fields, M. (2011). Who's in your wallet? How an early warning and intervention system can prevent problem officers from costing your agency big money in civil litigation expenses. Journal of California Law Enforcement, 45(2), 12-19.
Thurnauer, B.(n.d) Best practices guide. Internal Affairs: A Strategy for Smaller Departments. International Association of Chiefs of Police. Smaller Police Departments Technical Assistance Program.

Primary Source Documents

FBI. Federal Civil Rights Statutes.
Florida State Legislature. The 2019 Florida Statutes.
U. S. Department of Justice. Addressing Police Misconduct Laws Enforced by the Department of Justice.
U. S. Department of Justice. Conduct of Law Enforcement Agencies.
U. S. Department of Justice. Statutes Enforced by the Criminal Section.
U. S. Department of Justice. Office of Community Oriented Policing Services. Building Trust between the Police and the Citizens They Serve
U. S. Department of Justice. The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act of 1994.
U. S. Department of Labor. Veterans’ Employment & Training Service. The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act of 1994. VETS USERRA Fact Sheet 3.

Federal Criminal Violations for Law Enforcement Officers

Schott, R. G. (2008). Double exposure: Civil liability and criminal prosecution in federal court for police misconduct. FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 77(5), 23-32. (Revisited from week 7)

Officer Discipline and the Internal Affairs Process

Rockwell, J., Watson, B., & Liabenow, J. (2019). The military commander and the law (pp. 299-312, Rep.) (Mcmillan M., Frenck E., Hanrahan R., Campbell J., & Huffstutler T., Eds.). Air University Press. doi:10.2307/resrep19548.12.