Corruption and Anti-Corruption in Policing-Philosophical and Ethical Issues

Focusing on the philosophical and ethical dilemmas faced by police organizations, this book delves into the pervasive issue of police corruption and strategies for combating it. It emphasizes the role of an integrity system, which encompasses oversight bodies and internal affairs departments, to uphold moral rights. Key concepts explored include various forms of corruption and moral responsibility, alongside critical ethical concerns such as investigative independence and the efficacy of integrity tests. The work aims to provide a normative framework for understanding and addressing police corruption.