A Badge, A Gun, But No God: The Problems with Policing in America
Hilton Napoleon examines the problems associated with policing in America, focusing on the authority represented by a badge, the force represented by a gun, and the significance of having no god. The book offers a critical perspective for readers interested in law enforcement, public institutions, and social issues.
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A Badge, A Gun, But No God: The Problems with Policing in America examines policing in the United States through a critical lens.
The title points to questions about authority, firearms, public safety, and the role—or absence—of faith in policing.
Hilton Napoleon presents a focused discussion of problems associated with policing in America.
This book is suited to readers interested in law enforcement, American institutions, and social questions surrounding the use of police power.
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