
Lengthening the Arm of the Law
아직 평점이 없습니다
Business & Economics
형식
페이퍼백
페이지
332
언어
영어
출판됨
Feb 12, 2009
출판사
Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10
052173259X
ISBN-13
9780521732598
설명
As financial constraints continue to challenge public police services, the dynamics of law enforcement are undergoing a significant transformation. This work explores how these economic realities incentivize police departments to seek innovative solutions, leading to unprecedented collaborations with private security firms and community organizations. The authors delve into the implications of these relationships, highlighting how they reshape the landscape of policing and the delivery of justice.
Moreover, the text examines the ethical considerations and potential consequences that arise from such partnerships. By analyzing case studies and drawing upon extensive research, Ayling, Grabosky, and Shearing invite readers to consider whether these changes enhance or diminish public safety. Through a critical lens, they question the efficacy and accountability of a system increasingly reliant on private entities in enforcing law and order. The discussion prompts vital reflections on the future of governance and civic responsibility in a rapidly evolving societal framework.
Moreover, the text examines the ethical considerations and potential consequences that arise from such partnerships. By analyzing case studies and drawing upon extensive research, Ayling, Grabosky, and Shearing invite readers to consider whether these changes enhance or diminish public safety. Through a critical lens, they question the efficacy and accountability of a system increasingly reliant on private entities in enforcing law and order. The discussion prompts vital reflections on the future of governance and civic responsibility in a rapidly evolving societal framework.