Police Power

Duration: 60

Genre: Documentary | Educational | Police | Public affairs

Year Published: 1964

Creator: NET SCIENCE PRISM PRODUCTION

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Probes deeply into the question of the proper powers of the police in a modern democratic society. Presents a panel of experts on criminology and law enforcement procedures: O. W. Wilson, Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department; Yale Kasimar of the University of Minnesota Law School; Fred Inbau of Northwestern Law School; A. C. Germann, Chairman of Police Science at Long Beach State College. Moderated by Greshamn Sykes, Executive Director of the American Sociological Association.

Complete Record: Probes deeply into the question of the proper powers of the police in a modern democratic society. Presents a panel of experts on criminology and law enforcement procedures: O. W. Wilson, Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department; Yale Kasimar of the University of Minnesota Law School; Fred Inbau of Northwestern Law School; A. C. Germann, Chairman of Police Science at Long Beach State College. Moderated by Greshamn Sykes, Executive Director of the American Sociological Association., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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