Complaints against police : the politics of reform

Colleen Lewis
Published by Hawkins Press (1999)

ISBN: 187606711X

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Book description
This text presents an account of reform in the area of complaints against the police. Looking at models in Australia, Britain, the USA and Canada, it identifies shared difficulties which cross city, county, state, provincial and national boundaries.

About the author
Dr Colleen Lewis is a senior lecturer in the Centre for Police and Justice Studies in the Faculty of Arts at Monash University. Dr Lewis is co-author of Civilian Oversight of Policing: Governance, Democracy and Human Rights (1998) and co-editor of the books Un-Peeling Tradition: Contemporary Policing (1994), and Corporate Management in Australian Government (1989).

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