Chpater 1

2. → Interactions should instill respect and confidence without arrogance.
5. → Trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, citizenship.
9. → Acting objectively and neutrally as a representative of the justice system.
11. → Ask: legal? policy? code? personal ethics? true dilemma? then act consistently.
14. → A vocation marked by specialized knowledge, public service, standards, and ethics.
16. → Guiding duties and conduct for officers (e.g., IACP Code).
18. → Know the bounds of power; no person or institution has absolute power.
19. → Pillar: rules applied even handedly matters as much as outcomes.
20. → Pillar: decisions and reasons are visible, not hidden.

1. → Automatic associations that can influence decisions unconsciously.
3. → Ends never justify illegal or unsafe means in policing.
4. → Off duty behavior must uphold public trust and reflect law abiding standards.
6. → Using facts without distortion by personal feelings or prejudice.
7. → Evidence must be presented impartially, ignoring social distinctions.
8. → Community belief that police act lawfully and fairly.
10. → An occupation requiring advanced education and applying expertise to serve others.
12. → Practical principles covering limits of authority, evidence, and public conduct.
13. → Legitimacy rests on fairness of processes used to make and explain decisions.
15. → Pillar: choices based on facts, not bias or favoritism.
17. → Pillar: people are heard and can tell their side before decisions.