 | Albion W. Small, Ellsworth Faris, Ernest Watson Burgess, Herbert Blumer - 1920 - 890 strani
...informed as to how the work is being done; to insist that the policeman's welfare— physical, mental, moral — is well looked after; to demand from the force a high grade of performance of duty; to despise and condemn dishonest or any other unworthy conduct of the policeman... | |
 | Arthur Woods - 1919 - 192 strani
...informed as to how the work is being done; to insist that the policeman's welfare — physical, mental, moral — is well looked after; to demand from the force a high grade of performance of duty ; to despise and condemn dishonest or any other unworthy conduct in a policeman... | |
 | 1920 - 684 strani
...informed as to how the work is being done; to insist that the policeman's welfare — physical, mental, moral — is well looked after; to demand from the force a high grade of performance of duty; to despise and condemn dishonest or any other unworthy conduct in a policeman... | |
 | 1920 - 670 strani
...informed as to how the work is being done; to insist that the policeman's welfare — physical, mental, moral — is well looked after; to demand from the force a high grade of performance of duty; to despise and condemn dishonest or any other unworthy conduct in a policeman... | |
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The duty of the public toward its police force, as the author conceives it, is: .... to provide it with sound leadership; to keep informed as to how the work is being done; to insist that the policeman's welfare — physical, mental, moral — is well... 