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WHAT WILL BE THE DESIRABLE LAW ENFORCEMENT ORGANIZATIONAL MODEL TO EFFECTIVELY MANAGE POLITICAL INFLUENCE BY THE YEAR 2003?

NCJ Number
147764
Author(s)
T R Spencer
Date Published
1994
Length
152 pages
Annotation
An inquiry was made into how law enforcement may most effectively manage political influence by the year 2003.
Abstract
This report consists of three sections: 1) A futures study to determine the best model for law enforcement management of political influences; 2) A model strategic plan using the Patterson (CA) Police Department; and 3) A transition management plan that includes methods to implement the strategic plan. Expected developments for the next few years were the formation of political subcommittees on police-related issues, mandated elections of police chiefs, and public control over law enforcement political issues. Major expected trends were political and law enforcement public forums, increasing community pressure on political leaders regarding public safety, and increased use of citizen review boards to monitor political and law enforcement activity. Tables, graphs, 25 references, 19 endnotes