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This document defines espionage and counterespionage. Espionage involves the collection of intelligence against unfriendly countries through both legal and illegal means. Legal espionage can occur through embassies, refugees, infiltrators, or technology. Illegal espionage includes activities like photography of restricted areas, bugging parties, using agents, phone tapping, and electronic surveillance. Counterespionage aims to foil enemy espionage and subversion attempts through preventive measures like controlling identities, communications, activities, movements, and publications to detect subversive activities. Detective counterespionage measures include surveillance, observation, secret searches, and secret inquiries.
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CHAPTER 6:
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Lecture Slides prepared by Cheryn Rowell
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Frequent and unavoidableNot academicAlways unpopular with some groupsUsually resolved quicklyDealt with aloneInvolves complex criteria
Moral Dilemmas of
Law Enforcement Officers
Klockars’ Types of ControlAuthority and power-police officers generally tells us what to do and we respond.
Persuasion-authority that officers use in order to coerce in a nonphysical manner.
Physical force-officers use whatever physical methods to control the situation.
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Occurs when a discretionary decision-maker treats a group or individual differently from others for no justifiable reason.
Sexual orientationRaceNational originOther?
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Forms of Discrimination
Enforcing the law differentially
Withholding the protection of the law
Greater disrespect
Greater use of force
Racial profiling
Greater use of pretext stops
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Racial Profiling
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Complete fragments, flesh out points
Law and Racial Profiling
US v. Martinez-Fuerte, 425 U.S. 931 (1976)
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Wren v. US 517 U.S. 806 (1996)
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Reactive InvestigationAttempts to reconstruct a crime after it occursConsists of gathering evidence to identify and prosecute the offenderInvestigator(s) may develop early prejudice about likely perpetrator, which might cause them to:
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- manufacture or alter evidence.
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Proactive InvestigationAttempts to document crime as it occursRequires a more active police roleOften involves deception by policeRequires “targeting” based on reasonable suspicion Changes police role from discovering who has committed a crime to discovering who might commit a crime
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Typology of LiesKlockars:
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Barker and Carter:
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Informants
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- 3. COLLECTION OF INTELLIGENCE AGAINST UNFRIENDLY COUNTRIES.
- 4. DEFINITION The practice of spying or of using spies, typically by governments to obtain political and military information.
- 6. LEGAL EMBASSY REFUGEES INFILTRATORS TECHNOLOGICAL MEANS
- 7. ILLEGAL PHOTOGRAPHY PARTIES AGENTS PHONE TAPING ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE
- 10. COUNTER ESPIONAGE FOILING ENEMY’S ATTEMPTS AT ESPIONAGE AND SUBVERSION.
- 11. WHAT TO DO PREVENTIVE MEASURES DETECTIVE MEASURES
- 12. PREVENTIVE MEASURES IDENTITY COMMUNICATION. ACTIVITIES. MOVEMENT PUBLICATION SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES
- 13. DETECTIVE MEASURES SURVEILLANCE OBSERVATION SECRET SEARCH SECRET ENQUIRY
- 14. CONCLUSION HAVE PATIENCE DON’T JUMP TO THE CONCLUSION SOMETIME IT MAY PROVED FATAL.