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Certified Practitioner of Oversight <br />Recommended Reading List <br />NACOLE offers a Certified Practitioner of Oversight (CPO) Credential through its annual <br />conferences. This program recognizes oversight practitioners who have achieved a <br />high level of professional oversight training and encourages employers and oversight <br />agencies to financially support and encourage participation in these voluntary training <br />programs. To earn the CPO Credential, a person must participate in designated <br />training sessions at three qualifying conferences in a five-year period, and satisfy <br />supplemental reading requirements. The 2008 NACOLE Conference was the first <br />qualifying conference for this program. The Credential is valid for five years from the <br />date of the first qualifying conference. <br />Please select any two from the list to complete the reading requirement of the certificate <br />program. <br />Scholarly Books <br />• Balko, Radley. Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America's Police <br />Forces. (Public Affairs, 2013) <br />• Bayley, David H. What Works in Policing. (Oxford, 1998) <br />• Buren, Brenda Ann. Evaluating Citizen Oversight of Police (LFB Scholarly <br />Publishing LLC, 2007) <br />• Chevigny, Paul. Edge of the Knife: Police Violence in the Americas (The New <br />Press, 1997) <br />• Human Rights Watch (Allyson Collins). Shielded from Justice: Police Brutality <br />and Accountability in the United States. <br />• Dunn, Dr. Ronnie and Wornie Reed. Racial Profiling Causes & Consequences <br />(2011) <br />• Goldsmith, Andrew J. Complaints Against the Police: The Trend to External <br />Review (Clarendon Press, 1991) <br />• Goldsmith, Andrew J. Civilian Oversight of Policing: Governance, Democracy <br />and Human Rights (Hart Publishing, 2000) <br />• Gottschalk, Petter. Policing the Police: Knowledge Management in Law <br />Enforcement (Nova Science Publishers, 2009) <br />• Harris, David A. Profiles in Injustice: Why Police Profiling Cannot Work. (New <br />Press, 2002) <br />• Jones, Gareth. Conducting Administrative, Oversight & Ombudsman <br />Investigations. (Perfectbound, 2009) <br />• Kappeler, Victor, Richard Sluder and Geoffrey Alpert. Forces of Deviance: <br />Understanding the Dark Side of Policing (Waveland Press, 1998) <br />• Klinger, David. Into the Kill Zone: A Cop's Eye View of Deadly Force. (Jossey- <br />Bass, 2006) <br />• Lersch, Kim M. Policing and Misconduct (Prentice Hall, 2002) <br />46 <br />65D-175 <br />
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