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(1) acknowledging the existence of the problem,
(2) making ethical decisions on the basis of considering the consequences of others acting in a similar manner,
(3) acting in a manner consistent with prima facie duty (i.e., a given manner unless such actions are overruled by a superior moral obligation)
(4) acting to maintain a constant level of professionalism and permitting no deviation from that standard. Ultimately, only this last remedy provides the best basis for ethical police conduct. Nine references are included.
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