Ethics

Ethics

The topic of ethics is important for all people around the world. This is particularly true under the law because that ethics should be the norm by which all people do. Police officers are supposed to be above reproach. They are expected by the public, to be exemplary, to display a character likely to be above all things that could corrupt a lesser individual.

When you query patroller McGinty, I found the following to his impressions of the police in general. Officer McGinty talked about why ethics and character are important in the field of law enforcement. To comply with the law, we must be able to watch over all things that might lead them to behave badly.

Ethics are as important if not more important than character. It can display an incredible character, but when it comes time to follow the rules of ethics, the temptations of patronage by simple law-abiding citizens of the community can influence the choice of an officer, and can lead to a bad choice. Even the slightest favor of a person can lead to a dangerous future. If a citizen gives freebies to a policeman, the officer is supposed to provide special favors to the citizens.

When the officer asked McGinty if he felt that the police are more ethical today, or were they more ethical ten years ago, he replied: "I think the police are more ethical today. With additional training and better guidance, police are given more tools and information in order to behave in a more ethical "(2007). He went on to say that ten years ago The police have not seen one so close, the police are not required to meet as many of the ethical standards as today.

I also asked the agent if McGinty ethical training should be offered as an ongoing process for law enforcement officers. He responded by saying that one can never know too much, you can never know everything. A formal hearing is a good way to teach new ideas that have emerged because of new problems that may arise or new and better ways to deal with everyday issues that must be addressed.

In concluding my conversation with Officer McGinty, I asked, do you feel that education and / or ethics training would reduce the incidents of police corruption? He thought for a moment on this question before he answered. His response was that he believes that training would reduce the amount of corruption. He believes that much of corruption comes from a lack of information.

During my interview with Officer James McGinty, I found it very good character. He showed patience and understanding that I spoke with him, and he took the time to respond to my questions with thought and interest. It showed a good reputation, and even refused my offer to buy her a soda while I conduct the interview with him. I have not heard anyone with disdain, he had the pleasure or misfortune to ...