
Extremism in the Police
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- Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- 1 Background and History
- Introduction
- Police in America
- City Police Departments
- County Sheriffs' Departments
- Tribal Police Agencies
- State Troopers
- State Investigative Agencies
- Federal Agencies
- History of American Policing
- Early British Policing
- Robert Peel and the Metropolitan Police
- Early American Policing
- Professional Era of Policing
- Police Subculture
- Community Policing
- Broken Windows
- Extremism in the United States
- Motivations of Political Extremism in the United States
- Extremism and the Radicalization Process
- How Radicalization Occurs
- History of Policing's Intersection with Extremism
- Further Reading
- 2 Problems, Controversies, and Solutions
- Introduction
- Identifying Extremism in Law Enforcement
- Questionable Social Media Activity
- Impediments to Removing Police Officers from the Profession
- Due Process Rights
- Police Unions and Officer Rights
- Free Speech Rights
- Extremism in the Military
- Infiltration of Law Enforcement by Extremist Groups: The First of Two Threats
- Known Extremist Activity or Allegiance in Law Enforcement
- Sympathizing with Extremists: The Second Threat
- The Appeal of Extremism for Law Enforcement
- The Law Enforcement Costs of Extremism in the Ranks
- Building Trust in Communities
- How to Weed Out or Prevent Extremists in the Ranks
- Current Efforts
- Changing Hiring Practices
- Early Intervention Systems
- Use of Brady/Giglio Lists
- Decertification/License Revocation
- Further Reading
- 3 Perspectives
- Police Extremism: A Threat to American Democracy Michael D. Wiatrowski
- Challenges of Law Enforcement Leadership Tom Nestel
- Extremism in Law Enforcement: Programmatic and Civil Society Responses Brad Galloway
- Combating Police Extremism: An International Perspective Mikkel Dack
- Extremism in Policing Thor Dahle
- Police Extremism and the Erosion of Trust Chloe Robinson
- 4 Profiles
- Organizations
- Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association
- Department of Homeland Security
- Department of Justice
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Ku Klux Klan
- Oath Keepers
- Proud Boys
- Southern Poverty Law Center
- Three Percenters
- Individuals
- Elmer Stewart Rhodes (1966)
- Richard Mack (1952-)
- Movements
- Militia Movement
- Racist Skinheads
- QAnon
- Further Reading
- 5 Primary Documents
- Government Documents
- Democratic and Republican Lawmakers on the Threat of Violent White Supremacy
- An Internal Assessment of Homeland Security's Response to Domestic Terrorism Threats
- National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism (2021)
- Assessment of the Domestic Violent Extremism Threat March 2021
- The Problem of "Wandering Officers"
- Countering Extremist Activity Within the Department of Defense
- Department of Homeland Security Report on Domestic Violent Extremism (2022)
- Intervening Early to Curb Officer Misconduct (2005)
- FBI Report on White Supremacist Infiltration of Law Enforcement (2006)
- Key Judgments
- Organized Intent to Infiltrate Law Enforcement
- Strategic Infiltration and Recruitment Campaigns
- White Supremacist Sympathizers
- Outlook
- Court Decisions
- McAuliffe v. Mayor of New Bedford (1892)
- Pickering v. Board of Education (1968)
- Connick v. Myers (1983)
- Garcetti v. Ceballos (2006)
- Heffernan v. City of Paterson (2016)
- 6 Resources
- Scholarly Articles
- Reports
- Books
- News Articles
- Podcasts
- Websites
- 7 Chronology
- Glossary
- Index
- About the Authors
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