Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. Part I. The Character and Causes of Police Killings
5. 1. The Double Transformation of Police Killings in America 3
6. 2. Killings by Police: The Numbers Game 23
7. 3. Who Dies, Where, and Why? 41
8. 4. Only in America? Police Killings in Other Modern Nations 74
9. 5. The Problem of Police Safety 91
10. 6. Trends over Time in Killings of and by Police in the United States 105
11. 7. Public Costs and Consequences 118
12. Part II. Prevention and Control of Police Killings
13. 8. The Missing Links. Reporting, Documentation, and Evaluation in a Federal System 143
14. 9. Mission Impossible? The Limits and Potential of Criminal Law in Police Violence 166
15. 10. Cops and Cameras 202
16. 11. The Heart of the Matter. Governance and Training for Local Policing 219
17. 12. American Possibilities, American Limits 246
18. Appendix 1: Elements of a National Reporting System with Required Information and Contacts for Police Shootings and Injury Reports from Departments of Police 253
19. Appendix 2: Notes on Killings of and by the Police in Canada 257
20. Appendix 3: The Guardian Six-Month Sample 259
21. Notes 287
22. References 289
23. Acknowledgments 295
24. Index 299