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Los Angeles (Cily) fcont):
Mexican rule in. 9
Mexican Americans in, 64-65,
68.71,202.235-36
public salcty law in, 9-10
riots in, 61-62
Los Angeles County Criminal
Justice Group, 228-29
Los Angeles Department of
Motor Vehicles, 75
Asian Task Force of, 64
Los Angeles Police Department,
9 10. 31, 49. 83. 119.
152-53. 160-63. 195 98
Basic-Car Plan ol, 68-69.
131-34. 164. 186. 226, 236
communication How from,
231-32
compensation in, 34, 164-69
Deputy Auxiliary Police program ol, 237
divisions in, 141-42, 215 16
Explorer Seoul program of,
233-34
Firearms qualification ol, 172-
73
GrifFmhagen salary formula
ol. 168-69
hierarchy of, 73. 76-78, 81-
82
inspection in, 214 16
intelligence gathering by, 56,
149-50, 154-56, 195-96
Internal Al lairs Division of,
177
Jacobs Plan ol, 39, 165
PATRIC computer of, 149
Police Reserve Corps ol, 196-
97. 234
psychiatric exams in, 183
"Save-a Child Program" ol,
151
strikes in, 36
SWAT, 32
team system in, 76. 131, 134-
37. 142
I ral lie Bureau ol, 150
Unisex Program of. 169
volunteer programs of, 233-34
women in, 169-71
Los Angeles Police Piotcctivc
League,215
Los Angeles rimes, 60
Maccoby. Michael. 5l/i
Machiavclli, 167
"Maintenance men." 94
Management (see also Administration; Hierarchy;
Leadership; Managers
Working with Police
(PiincipleXltl)
ol department, 112, 125-33
goals and objectives of, 137-
38. 143-45. 214. 216,220
hierarchy of, 93 94. 137
by objectives (MBO), 143 45
participation in, 137-45, 222
(see also Management by
Objectives (Principle
XVII); Management by
Participation (Principle
XVIII))
ol personnel, 159 60. 164 66
principles ol. 217-23,
subordinates to, 115-16, 192,
220
structure ol, 125
unions and. 34. 36-37, 38. 39
Management and the Worker
(Roethlisbetger and
Dickson), 13In
Management by Objectives
(Principle XVII), 221 22
Management by Participation
(Principle XVIII), 222.
228 {see also Management,
by objectives (MI)O);
Management by Objectives (Principle XVII)
Management Principles of the
Los Angeles Police Department. 214, 217-23,226
Managers Working with Police
(Principle XIII). 220. 226
Managing for Results (Drucker),
52/i
Manson, Charles, 233
Manual ol Los Angeles Police
Department, 210
Marshall, Hun good, 29
Marshals, origin of, 9-10
Marxism, 134
Mayor, Davis as, 206
Media, 230 (see also News; Press)
Davis and. 205-8
emergencies of, 113
police policy towards, 197-98.
201-5,208.220
Meetings:
of community, 226, 231-32
ol staff, 74-81. Ill, 114
Menninger, Karl, 28
Metropolitan Police Act (1829).
5-6.212
Metropolitan Police Department
(London), 5-6. 163. 212
Metropolitan policing agencies,
8-9
Metropolitan Squad (Los
Angeles). 32
Mexican-Americans (see also
Latin Americans)
education and. 68
leadership and. 71
as media liaison, 202
police athletic groups and,
235-36
swindling among, 64-65
Mexico, 9, 64
Minimum Use of Force (Piinciple
VII), 219 (see also
Force)
Misconduct, 174, 177, 179
Misdemeanors, 57
Mob violence. 10. 14. 19.20
Morning watch, 130
Motorcycle violations, 151
Move-up system, 115-16, 160.
165
Murder, 19,20,63. 174
Murphy, Pat. 81-82
Mutual pledge, 4, 8
Napoleon I, 44
Narcotics. 96, 101. 148
National Advisory Commission
on Criminal Justice
Standards and Goals
(l973).24,83/i. 169/r
National Association lor Police
Chiefs (see International
Association of Chiefs ol
Police)
National security. 20)
Neighborhood Walch (Los
Angeles), 227
New York Cily. 9, 65.96
Police Department of:
costs of, 41
salaries in, 168
unions in, 37 38
race riots in, 61
News, 60-61 (see also Media;
Press)
Newton Division (LAPD),
141-42
New York Times, 203
Niederhoffer. Arthur, 184
Nightwatch, 130, 142
Nixon, Richard M., 190
Northern Ireland, 7, 116
Northridge (Los Angeles), 137
Northwestern University, 150
Occupations and the Social
So-uc'w/r(ltall), 26-27
Openness and Honesty (Principle
XX), 222-23 (see also
Community, police and)
Opcracidn Lstafadores (I os
Angeles), 65
242
Orgam/alioii. 8). 92. 106 [see
also Administration;
Hierarchy: Management)
age and, 132 33
belief system ol, 211 14
change and, 129-33. 209
command control in, 147-57
control system ol. 116 18
daily throughput in, 192 93
discipline and, 171 73
leadership and, 50. 82, 93,
94, 102. 106
management and, 125 45
move up in, 115-16
Peter Principle in. 128
policy of. 209-16. 229
principles in, 209. 211. 213.
216-23. 229
roles in, 144
sphere model ol. 126, 127
territorial Mtnctarne in, 1)6 17
threats to, 119 20
written creeds and objectives
of. 212 13. 216, 229 30
Oiganizcd crime (see Crime
syndicates)
Palestine, 136
Park, Chung Dec, 6)
Parker. Bill. 49-50. 53, 61. 209
Parker Center (Los Angeles), 191
Parkinson's I aw, 11 '\n
Parliament (Lngland), 212
Participation by policemen,
142-45.228
PA I RIC (computer), 149
Pay (see Compensation, Policemen, Wages)
Pay grades, 165
Payolls. 155 56
Pedestrians, accidents ol, 151-
52
Peel, Sir Robert, 10
Davis extension ol. 10-11
Metropolitan Police Act
(1829)ol. 5-6.212
police reforms ol, 4-7
principles of, 6-7, 17 18, 28.
30.212
Peer groups (see also
Hierarchy)
leadership and, 51 56
Pensions. 42. 103. 105
People Woikiug with People
(Principle XII). 220. 227
People Working with Police
(Principle XI). 219-20.
226
Personnel (see also Policemen;
Recruitment, considcra
lions ol)
classification of, 165
compensation ol, 161 69
leader's role in. 164-69
selection or. 41. 52-56, 159-
60
Persuasion, 7 (see also Force)
Peter, Lawrence, 128
Peter Principle, Ihe (Peter and
Hull). I28n
Philosophy ol taw enforcement,
6 7. 17-18. 28. 30, 211-
13. 237-38 (see also Lincoln, Abraham; Management principles of
Ihe Los Angeles Police
Department)
Phonctapping, 196
Police (II S. Government). 83/r,
169/1
Police Academy (I os Angeles),
74, 126, 132
Police agencies, 25
Police associalious (srf Professional associations)
Police C hie) Executive
(I E.A A ). 199/1
Policemen (see also Deputy chiel;
Inspector; etc.)
advancement ol, 53, 56, 115,
161. 165
Basic Car Plan and. 68 69,
76. 131 32. 134, 186. 226
courtesy ol. 97 100
cynicism and negativism in,
184 87
decision-making ol, 92, 137
cllectsol duly on, 188
equipment ol, 31
Hipping out by, 56, 115, 183-
84
force used by. 30 32
giadcsol, 76-77
long hair and, 76
media and, 202
openness and honesty ol, 195-
97
in organization, 126
outs|>cak of. 74-82, 198 200
participation by, 142-45. 228
perception levels ol. 79 82
problems ol, 77,90.97
professionalism of, 23-32, 100
ranks ol. 164
responsibility ol, 163 64
selection ol, 52-56, 160
skills of. 27
stall meetings ol, 74 81, III
terrorism by, 232
training ol, 74, 116, 132, 150,
197
uniloimol. 76
Pohce/Piess Relationships
(Principle XVI). 221 (see
also Media; Press)
Police Rescue Corps (Eos
Angeles) (see also Deputy
Auxiliary Police program
(DAP))
training in, 196-97, 234
Policewomen, 169-71
Police Working with Criminal
Justice System (Principle
XV), 220-21, 226. 228-
29
Police Woikiug with Police
Principle XIV), 220, 226
Politics:
police budget and, 44
pressure groups ol, 91 -92
professional associations and,
'35
sanctions of, 199
tenure ot duels and, 194 95
Polygraphy, 34, 175
Population and crime, 15 16
(see also Community;
Ethnics)
Power:
abuse of, 171
authority and. 56 58, 171,219
ol police, 197.219
separation of, 29
President's Commission on I aw
Enlorcemcni and the
Administration of Justice
in 1967,24
Press (see also Media; News)
ethnic relations by, 202
policies with 201 5, 221
Pretrial publicity, 203 4
Principles of policing (see
Management Principles
of the Los Angeles Police
Dcpatimctil)
I'll sou populations, 17-18
Proactive work, 146-53
Professional associations, 33 -38
departments and, 121
Professionalism:
ol policemen, 23-32, 100
tenure and, 194
Piomoiion. 5). 55-56. 115, 161.
164 65
Propaganda and media, 202
Prosecutors. 221
Prostitution, 154
Psychiatric examinations, 183
Psychiatrist's World, A (Menninger), 28/i
Public (see also Community;
Public Cooperation
(Principle V))
police approval and coopcra
243
Object Description
| Title | Staff one, 1978 |
| Description | Edward M. Davis. Staff one: a perspective on effective police management. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1978. Accompanied by memo indicating the photocopy of the book was provided by the author. PART OF: Commission meetings (6 of 6). PART OF A SERIES: Materials in the series fall into one of several categories related to the Independent Commission's work product: (1) Commission meeting materials, which include meeting agendas, work plans, memoranda, and articles about police misconduct that were circulated and reviewed during the Commission's internal meetings; (2) public correspondence, which includes citizen complaints against the LAPD in the form of written testimony, articles, and an audio cassette tape, as well as letters drafted by citizens in support of the LAPD; (3) summaries of interviews held with LAPD officers regarding Departmental procedures and relations; (4) public meeting materials, which include transcripts, supplementary documents, and witness statements that were reviewed at the Commission's public meetings; (5) press releases related to the formation and work product of the Commission; and (6) miscellaneous materials reviewed by the Commission during its study, including LAPD personnel and training manuals, a memorandum of understanding, and messages from the LAPD's Mobile Digital Terminal (MDT) system. |
| Creator | Davis, Edward M. |
| Publisher (of the original version) | Prentice-Hall, Inc. |
| Place of publication (of the original version) | Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, USA |
| Publisher (of the digital version) | University of Southern California |
| Date issued | 1978 |
| Type |
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| Format | 130 p. |
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| Language | English |
| Contributing entity | University of Southern California |
| Part of collection | Independent Commission on the Los Angeles Police Department, 1991 |
| Series | Independent Commission file list |
| File | Commission meetings |
| Box and folder | box 22, folder 9, item 2 |
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| Title | Staff one, 1978, p. 129 |
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| Full text | Los Angeles (Cily) fcont): Mexican rule in. 9 Mexican Americans in, 64-65, 68.71,202.235-36 public salcty law in, 9-10 riots in, 61-62 Los Angeles County Criminal Justice Group, 228-29 Los Angeles Department of Motor Vehicles, 75 Asian Task Force of, 64 Los Angeles Police Department, 9 10. 31, 49. 83. 119. 152-53. 160-63. 195 98 Basic-Car Plan ol, 68-69. 131-34. 164. 186. 226, 236 communication How from, 231-32 compensation in, 34, 164-69 Deputy Auxiliary Police program ol, 237 divisions in, 141-42, 215 16 Explorer Seoul program of, 233-34 Firearms qualification ol, 172- 73 GrifFmhagen salary formula ol. 168-69 hierarchy of, 73. 76-78, 81- 82 inspection in, 214 16 intelligence gathering by, 56, 149-50, 154-56, 195-96 Internal Al lairs Division of, 177 Jacobs Plan ol, 39, 165 PATRIC computer of, 149 Police Reserve Corps ol, 196- 97. 234 psychiatric exams in, 183 "Save-a Child Program" ol, 151 strikes in, 36 SWAT, 32 team system in, 76. 131, 134- 37. 142 I ral lie Bureau ol, 150 Unisex Program of. 169 volunteer programs of, 233-34 women in, 169-71 Los Angeles Police Piotcctivc League,215 Los Angeles rimes, 60 Maccoby. Michael. 5l/i Machiavclli, 167 "Maintenance men." 94 Management (see also Administration; Hierarchy; Leadership; Managers Working with Police (PiincipleXltl) ol department, 112, 125-33 goals and objectives of, 137- 38. 143-45. 214. 216,220 hierarchy of, 93 94. 137 by objectives (MBO), 143 45 participation in, 137-45, 222 (see also Management by Objectives (Principle XVII); Management by Participation (Principle XVIII)) ol personnel, 159 60. 164 66 principles ol. 217-23, subordinates to, 115-16, 192, 220 structure ol, 125 unions and. 34. 36-37, 38. 39 Management and the Worker (Roethlisbetger and Dickson), 13In Management by Objectives (Principle XVII), 221 22 Management by Participation (Principle XVIII), 222. 228 {see also Management, by objectives (MI)O); Management by Objectives (Principle XVII) Management Principles of the Los Angeles Police Department. 214, 217-23,226 Managers Working with Police (Principle XIII). 220. 226 Managing for Results (Drucker), 52/i Manson, Charles, 233 Manual ol Los Angeles Police Department, 210 Marshall, Hun good, 29 Marshals, origin of, 9-10 Marxism, 134 Mayor, Davis as, 206 Media, 230 (see also News; Press) Davis and. 205-8 emergencies of, 113 police policy towards, 197-98. 201-5,208.220 Meetings: of community, 226, 231-32 ol staff, 74-81. Ill, 114 Menninger, Karl, 28 Metropolitan Police Act (1829). 5-6.212 Metropolitan Police Department (London), 5-6. 163. 212 Metropolitan policing agencies, 8-9 Metropolitan Squad (Los Angeles). 32 Mexican-Americans (see also Latin Americans) education and. 68 leadership and. 71 as media liaison, 202 police athletic groups and, 235-36 swindling among, 64-65 Mexico, 9, 64 Minimum Use of Force (Piinciple VII), 219 (see also Force) Misconduct, 174, 177, 179 Misdemeanors, 57 Mob violence. 10. 14. 19.20 Morning watch, 130 Motorcycle violations, 151 Move-up system, 115-16, 160. 165 Murder, 19,20,63. 174 Murphy, Pat. 81-82 Mutual pledge, 4, 8 Napoleon I, 44 Narcotics. 96, 101. 148 National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals (l973).24,83/i. 169/r National Association lor Police Chiefs (see International Association of Chiefs ol Police) National security. 20) Neighborhood Walch (Los Angeles), 227 New York Cily. 9, 65.96 Police Department of: costs of, 41 salaries in, 168 unions in, 37 38 race riots in, 61 News, 60-61 (see also Media; Press) Newton Division (LAPD), 141-42 New York Times, 203 Niederhoffer. Arthur, 184 Nightwatch, 130, 142 Nixon, Richard M., 190 Northern Ireland, 7, 116 Northridge (Los Angeles), 137 Northwestern University, 150 Occupations and the Social So-uc'w/r(ltall), 26-27 Openness and Honesty (Principle XX), 222-23 (see also Community, police and) Opcracidn Lstafadores (I os Angeles), 65 242 Orgam/alioii. 8). 92. 106 [see also Administration; Hierarchy: Management) age and, 132 33 belief system ol, 211 14 change and, 129-33. 209 command control in, 147-57 control system ol. 116 18 daily throughput in, 192 93 discipline and, 171 73 leadership and, 50. 82, 93, 94, 102. 106 management and, 125 45 move up in, 115-16 Peter Principle in. 128 policy of. 209-16. 229 principles in, 209. 211. 213. 216-23. 229 roles in, 144 sphere model ol. 126, 127 territorial Mtnctarne in, 1)6 17 threats to, 119 20 written creeds and objectives of. 212 13. 216, 229 30 Oiganizcd crime (see Crime syndicates) Palestine, 136 Park, Chung Dec, 6) Parker. Bill. 49-50. 53, 61. 209 Parker Center (Los Angeles), 191 Parkinson's I aw, 11 '\n Parliament (Lngland), 212 Participation by policemen, 142-45.228 PA I RIC (computer), 149 Pay (see Compensation, Policemen, Wages) Pay grades, 165 Payolls. 155 56 Pedestrians, accidents ol, 151- 52 Peel, Sir Robert, 10 Davis extension ol. 10-11 Metropolitan Police Act (1829)ol. 5-6.212 police reforms ol, 4-7 principles of, 6-7, 17 18, 28. 30.212 Peer groups (see also Hierarchy) leadership and, 51 56 Pensions. 42. 103. 105 People Woikiug with People (Principle XII). 220. 227 People Working with Police (Principle XI). 219-20. 226 Personnel (see also Policemen; Recruitment, considcra lions ol) classification of, 165 compensation ol, 161 69 leader's role in. 164-69 selection or. 41. 52-56, 159- 60 Persuasion, 7 (see also Force) Peter, Lawrence, 128 Peter Principle, Ihe (Peter and Hull). I28n Philosophy ol taw enforcement, 6 7. 17-18. 28. 30, 211- 13. 237-38 (see also Lincoln, Abraham; Management principles of Ihe Los Angeles Police Department) Phonctapping, 196 Police (II S. Government). 83/r, 169/1 Police Academy (I os Angeles), 74, 126, 132 Police agencies, 25 Police associalious (srf Professional associations) Police C hie) Executive (I E.A A ). 199/1 Policemen (see also Deputy chiel; Inspector; etc.) advancement ol, 53, 56, 115, 161. 165 Basic Car Plan and. 68 69, 76. 131 32. 134, 186. 226 courtesy ol. 97 100 cynicism and negativism in, 184 87 decision-making ol, 92, 137 cllectsol duly on, 188 equipment ol, 31 Hipping out by, 56, 115, 183- 84 force used by. 30 32 giadcsol, 76-77 long hair and, 76 media and, 202 openness and honesty ol, 195- 97 in organization, 126 outs|>cak of. 74-82, 198 200 participation by, 142-45. 228 perception levels ol. 79 82 problems ol, 77,90.97 professionalism of, 23-32, 100 ranks ol. 164 responsibility ol, 163 64 selection ol, 52-56, 160 skills of. 27 stall meetings ol, 74 81, III terrorism by, 232 training ol, 74, 116, 132, 150, 197 uniloimol. 76 Pohce/Piess Relationships (Principle XVI). 221 (see also Media; Press) Police Rescue Corps (Eos Angeles) (see also Deputy Auxiliary Police program (DAP)) training in, 196-97, 234 Policewomen, 169-71 Police Working with Criminal Justice System (Principle XV), 220-21, 226. 228- 29 Police Woikiug with Police Principle XIV), 220, 226 Politics: police budget and, 44 pressure groups ol, 91 -92 professional associations and, '35 sanctions of, 199 tenure ot duels and, 194 95 Polygraphy, 34, 175 Population and crime, 15 16 (see also Community; Ethnics) Power: abuse of, 171 authority and. 56 58, 171,219 ol police, 197.219 separation of, 29 President's Commission on I aw Enlorcemcni and the Administration of Justice in 1967,24 Press (see also Media; News) ethnic relations by, 202 policies with 201 5, 221 Pretrial publicity, 203 4 Principles of policing (see Management Principles of the Los Angeles Police Dcpatimctil) I'll sou populations, 17-18 Proactive work, 146-53 Professional associations, 33 -38 departments and, 121 Professionalism: ol policemen, 23-32, 100 tenure and, 194 Piomoiion. 5). 55-56. 115, 161. 164 65 Propaganda and media, 202 Prosecutors. 221 Prostitution, 154 Psychiatric examinations, 183 Psychiatrist's World, A (Menninger), 28/i Public (see also Community; Public Cooperation (Principle V)) police approval and coopcra 243 |
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