CRM 2305 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Making Money, Ontario Ombudsman

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRM 2305
• Professor: Jeffrey Monaghan

Document Summary

Police subcultures research: types of corruption and deviances in policing departments: rotten apples, rotten barrels, rotten orchards: their ethical compass encaged in elicit trades itself. individuals that personally have a problem with. : division, unit or group of police officers that are problems with the whole police departments. Categories of police misconducts: neglected duty, insubordination etc: violations of departmental regulations and standards of, abuse of discretionary powers and authority: Conduct: making money from your job, breach of trust, taking evidence, using position for private advantage, use of force, charging someone without cause. Of justice: evidence: actions, often criminal that undermine the administration noble cause corruption, falsifying evidence, planting, noble cause corruption: lying under oath, false evidence, backfilling, editing notes post-facto, commission of a criminal offence. Griffiths argues: policing has progressed in terms of polices ethical integrity and maintaining code. Structures of accountability: political accountability to governing authorities: police agencies are all responsible to various elected bodies.