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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Part 1: Legal and Societal Limits to Police Power in Early America (1600s-1800s) -- Fourth Amendment -- Fifth Amendment -- Sixth Amendment -- Sir Robert Peel and Principles of Modern Policing -- Bow Street Runners -- Southern Slave Patrols -- Colonial Night Watches -- Pinkerton Detective Agency and Private Policing -- Law Enforcement in the Wild West -- International Association of Chiefs of Police -- Crime Control versus Due Process -- Part 2: Technological Advances and the Rise of Organized Crime (1900-1950) -- Charles Becker (1870-1915) -- Gangsters of the 1900s -- Secret Service -- Teddy Roosevelt's Fight against Police Corruption -- ACLU -- J. Edgar Hoover (1895-1972), Director of the FBI -- Wickersham Report on Soaring Crime during Prohibition -- Brown v. Mississippi -- National Firearms Act -- Police Misconduct during the L.A. Zoot Suit Riots -- Uniform Crime Reports -- Wiretapping -- Part 3: Law Enforcement in an Era of Political and Social Upheaval (1950-1975) -- Miranda v. Arizona -- Mapp v. Ohio -- Terry v. Ohio -- Kerner Commission Report on Race Riots and Police Response -- Chicago Police during the 1968 Democratic National Convention -- Increase in Violent Crime Rate and Risk to Law Enforcement -- Control Theory -- Knapp Commission -- Frank Serpico (1936-) -- Summerdale Scandal -- Church Committee Investigation of FBI Surveillance -- Police Authority to Detain -- Corruption -- RICO Act -- Part 4: A New Mandate for Exercising Police Power (1975-2000) -- Wilson and Kelling's Broken Windows Theory -- Fleeing Felon Legislation -- Rodney King Beating and Riots -- "Law and Order" as a Popular Political Slogan -- William Bratton (1947-), Police Commissioner -- Ruby Ridge and the Waco Siege -- Zero Tolerance Policy