Abstract
Jammed Up: An Introduction 2. What We Know and Don't Know about Police Misconduct3. Setting the Stage: An Historical Look at the New York Police Department4. Exploring Career-Ending Misconduct in the NYPD: Who, What, and How Often 5. Predicting Police Misconduct: How to Recognize the Bad Cops 6. The Department, the City, and Police Misconduct: Looking beyond the Bad Cop7. Explaining Bad Behavior: Can Criminology Help Us Understand Police Misconduct?8. What We Know about Being Jammed Up, and Transitioning to a Discourse on Good Policing
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