Resources

Code of Ethics

• Principles for Promoting Police Integrity: Examples of Promising Police Policy and Practices, U.S. Department of Justice, January 2001
• Law Enforcement Code of Conduct - International Association of Chiefs of Police
• Law Enforcement Code of Ethics - International Association of Chiefs of Police
• Law Enforcement Oath of Honor - International Association of Chiefs of Police
• Ethics Training in Law Enforcement - International Association of Chiefs of Police
• Police Integrity: Public Service With Honor, National Criminal Justice Reference Service, National Institute of Justice publication 163811, 1997
• Measurement of Police Integrity, ( 150 KB) National Institute of Justice, Research in Brief, NIJ 181465 May 2000

Rules of Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council

Chapter 464-3 Officer Certification

464-3-.02 Qualifications for Certification: Pre-Employment Requirements. Amended.

(1) When initially accepted for employment or appointment by a law enforcement unit or communications agency , any candidate seekeing certification under these Rules shall:

(e) Be found, after examination by a licensed physician or surgeon, to be free from any physical, emotional or mental conditions which might adversely affect his/her exercising the powers or duties of a peace officer.

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