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II. Chapter-Specific Changes

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Preface:

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Chapter 1:

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New section on ethical policing and drones; updated discussion of the nature of policing; updated description of the institution of policing; updates on police culture; addition to police ethics instruction; new discussion of ethical police leadership. Updates of data on causes of police deaths and on the stress involved in covert policing and to institutional explanations of police corruption. Discussion of recent studies and reports concerning police oversight, and of oversight of policing practice by the U.S. Department of Justice. Updated section on racial profiling.    

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Updated section on police-related deaths; new extended discussion and review of studies of police body worn cameras; additions to discussion on filming the police; review and update of series of police shootings.  New discussion of police use of no knock warrants.  Updates to discussion of procedural justice and policing and to citizen concern about police brutality and to police anti-bias training.  Updated discussion of sociological explanations of police violence and of proposals to limit police use of violence.  Exploration of new studies of policing persons with mental health challenges

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Updated statistics on discrimination in the juvenile justice system; additions to section on interactions between police and Black youth ; updates on the exercise of prosecutorial discretion and grant of bail and on discrimination in sentencing; updated data on imprisonment rates and death penalty cases and hate crimes.

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Updates to discussion of prosecutorial discretion to bring charges, to excessive charging and of checks on the discretion of the prosecutor.  Revisions to plea bargaining discussion and to exploration of prosecutorial misconduct. Revisions to discussion of relationship between police and prosecutors and the outcome of prosecutions of police. Additional material on judicial ethics and a judicial code of ethics for the Supreme Court. Additions to section on electing judges including lawyers contributing to judicial election campaigns. 

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Additional discussion of communicative punishments, theory of just deserts including its relationship to parole, and restorative justice. 

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Updated statistics on incarceration numbers and rates and on persons under community supervision; additions to timelines on the explosion of incarceration; new material on shackling pregnant women in prison; updates to data on incarcerated women and to new forms of incarceration.  New material on maximum security prisons and significant additional discussion on solitary confinement; updates to section on private prisons and additional material on disenfranchising inmates.  New section on aging inmates and the law and policy associated with compassionate release.

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New material on correctional officer stress and violence in prisons; significant revisions to discussion of use of force in prisons.  New material on sexual violence in prisons including updated statistics; additional discussion of transgender prisoners; revised case studies and new material on prison oversight.  Updates to section on probation and parole including statistics and to section on sentence of life without parole

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Updated discussion of policy and law relating to sex offenders; updates to section and data concerning capital punishment including lethal injections litigation.  New sections on forms of artificial intelligence utilized in criminal justice and their ethical intelligence, namely, criminal histories, facial recognition, predictive policing and calculating risk in the sentencing of offenders and in correctional practice.  New section on the opioid crisis and the war on drugs.  New section on controlling the homeless through morality policies.  

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Chapter 11:

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Revisions to take account of new studies on media stereotyping of gender and crime and on media constructions of rape; revisions of section on media and fear of crime; new section on the newsworthiness of mass public shootings interrogating how public understanding of such events is impacted by media coverage of them; new section on mass public shootings and avoiding harm discussing measures to reduce the newsworthiness and sensationalism of media depictions of these events. 

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