Police Paper for Criminal Justice
Essay by Maxi • August 24, 2011 • Essay • 494 Words (2 Pages) • 2,256 Views
Principles for Police Chiefs
I would rank the 10 principles of the community-oriented police chief as follows.
1. Educator, motivator, and trainer- You need a chief that can educate, motivate and train other police officers to become good police officers.
2. Leadership- to be able to step to step up to plate and take control as the leader to pretty some it up they need to be a dynamic leadership that can motivate others.
3. Policy Maker- must be able to stick to their guns and come up with some new policies that can help their community.
4. Commitment- to be true there selves and the men and women they work with and also the community.
5. Role Model- to stay out of trouble (not to on the take) so that the young cops and children look up to you.
6. Style- I would say it would the style that you handle the police officers and community.
7. Power Sharing- to let other join in with and get to shine.
8. Change- to always have an open mind and to be able to accept new changes.
9. Disciplinarian- enforces order
10. Ombudsman- one that investigates, reports on, and helps settle complaints.
I would have to pick leadership (community oriented policing book). Leadership is the most important skill a police chief must have to be successful under the community- oriented policing. With leadership comes the many years of doing that job like being a police man or women for 30 years and becoming a chief of police you bring with you the knowledge.
Situational Leadership:
1. Make an overview per employee of his/her tasks
2. Assess the employee on each task
3. Decide on the leadership (management) style per task
4. Discuss the situation with the employee
5. Make a joint plan
6. Follow-up, check and correct
Strengths of the Situational Leadership model.
■Easy to understand
■Easy to use
Limitations of the Situational Leadership model. Disadvantages
■Model fails to distinguish between leadership and management. What is called leadership style is really management style.
■Leadership is not primarily about making decisions anyway - it is about inspiring people to change direction.
■Leaders
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