I. FOUNDATIONS: DEVELOPMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT ORGANIZATIONS
1. History: Coming to America - Struggle and Transformation
2. Federal and State Agencies: Protecting our Borders
3. Police in Society: Organization and Administration of Municipal and County Agencies
II. PERSONNEL MATTERS: PREPARATION, DOING THE WORK AND SELF-HELP
4. Preparing for the Street: Recruiting, Training, and Socialization
5. On Patrol: Methods and Menaces
6. Community-Oriented Policing and Problem Solving: Confronting Crime and Disorder
7. Criminal Investigation: The Science of Sleuthing
8. Personnel Issues and Practices: Stress, Labor Relations, Higher Education and Private Police
III. CONSTRAINTS: RULE OF LAW, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND LIABILITY
9. The Rule of Law: Expounding the Constitution
10. Accountability: Ethics, Use of Force, Corruption, and Discipline
11. Civil Liability: Failing the Public Trust
IV. SPECIAL POPULATIONS, PROBLEMS, AND CHALLENGES
12. Pursuing Criminal Syndicates: Terrorists, The Mob, Gangs, Drug Traffickers
13. Addressing "People Problems": Immigrants, Youth, Hate Crimes, and the Homeless
V. OTHER CHALLENGES TODAY AND BEYOND
14. Technology Review: Tools for the Tasks
15. Focus on the Future
