1. When law enforcement is substantially degraded and accountability for wrongdoing is poor, why does the deterrence for participating in corruption increase instead of decreasing?

2. Would you agree the reasons for corruption are more often found in developing countries or modern nations? In addition, do you think community policing would be an effective method in reducing some of the methods of corruption? Some areas may not have high budgets or the ability to maintain diverse police forces, therefore partnering closely with the community may be able to alleviate corruption while also enhancing the police-community relationship.

3. What is the best way to reduce police misconduct in the Chicago police departments?

4. What led to the arrest and conviction of the Two officers, Xavier Elizondo and David Salgado, who were assigned to the gang unit in the 10th district on the West Side of Chicago?

5. Why did some deem Rodney King brutally beaten by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) on 3 March 1991 as lynching?

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When law enforcement is substantially degraded and accountability for wrongdoing is poor the deterrence for participating in corruption may increase because the certainty of punishment is low When law ... View the full answer