Ethics and the Role of CJSTC
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This document discusses ethics in criminal justice. It defines ethics as moral principles that govern behavior and distinguishes between personal and organizational ethics. Unethical behavior by criminal justice professionals can have serious consequences, including civil litigation, damage to reputation, and disciplinary actions up to termination of employment. The document also describes how organizational culture and conflicts between personal values and agency policies can influence ethical decisions and compromise principles over time. Maintaining integrity requires leadership that prioritizes ethical conduct and addresses problems directly.
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- 2. The difference between ethical and unethical behavior The continuum of Compromise Violations investigated by Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission Disciplinary actions by the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission
- 3. Goal: To develop an individualized understanding of the differences between ethical and unethical behavior that relates to the students own job and perspective on their profession in criminal justice.
- 4. Objectives Describe the difference between ethical and unethical behavior Describe the consequences of unethical behavior Describe the impact of a criminal justice lifestyle on ethics Define personal ethics Define organizational ethics Identify the difference between personal and organized ethics
- 5. Moral principles that govern a person’s or group’s behavior Being true to yourself What is the basis of our ethics? “ Always tell the truth; that way you don’t have to remember what you said.” - Harry Truman
- 7. Subjecting the agency to civil litigation. A single incident of unethical behavior can take agency from being admired to being ridiculed, literally overnight. A single incident can destroy your career. Having your name in the news can be overwhelmingly humiliating.
- 8. What happens between the academy graduation and today? What are your beliefs and values coming out of the academy? What are your beliefs and values after several years of experience? What influences changes in beliefs? There can be effects on your family, friends, and social life.
- 9. What are organizational ethics? Core value statements and agency Codes of Conduct Agency Policy Statutes Rules
- 10. Goal: To create an understanding of the progression of movement from ethical to unethical behavior and the behaviors which indicate movement to unethical behavior.
- 11. Objectives: Describe the differences between an ethical and unethical organization Describe the effects of unethical behavior on the individual and the organization Describe the continuum of compromise Discuss the impact of conflict between personal ethics and organizational culture
- 12. Have a positive view toward integrity Maintain a belief that the organization will address ethical problems and situations Understand that the agency culture does not tolerate unethical behaviors
- 13. Straightforward leadership Administrative Courage Creating and maintaining an open atmosphere An organized training program
- 14. Discrimination Lack of accountability Excessive citizen complaints Excessive use of force complaints Abuse of sick leave Inconsistent behaviors and actions
- 15. If an organization and its members develop a pattern of unethical behaviors it can result in: Acts of commission Acts of omission
- 16. A conflict between personal ethics and organization culture will have an impact on the officer. Four options for response: Conform and move to that side of the continuum Not conform and be an outcast Partial conformity, minimal commitment Leave the organization
- 17. Stable and distinctive qualities built into an individuals life which determines one response regardless of the circumstances. Rule 11b-27.0011, Florida Administrative Code
- 18. Felony convictions Perjury convictions Moral character violations Felony offenses, regardless of criminal prosecution Certain specified misdemeanors, regardless of criminal prosecution Attempts and conspiracies Acts in other jurisdictions Controlled substance abuse Excessive use of force Sexual harassment Misuse of official position Sex while on duty Unprofessional relationship with an inmate False statements during the employment process Subverting the officer certification exam process Subverts CJSTC examination or agency promotional process Any over, conspicuous act of a sexual nature Intentional abuse of a temporary employment authorization
- 19. Performance of the duties of an officer Discretion Use of force Confidentiality Integrity Cooperation with other officers and agencies Personal/Professional capabilities Private life
- 20. When confronted with an ethical dilemma, ask yourself the following questions: Is my action legal? Will the result of my action be good? Will what I plan to do actually work? Is there a less harmful alternative? Does it undermine some equal or more important value? Does a good end ever justify a bad means? Will I be able to justify my action if my decision is made public?
- 21. Never Lie! How could you testify in court? Other officers will not trust you Criminal Justice Agencies will be reluctant to hire you You could lose your job