Police integrity management is very much on the political agenda in many countries. Police departments are required to have well-informed corruption prevention plans and to account for the exercise of powers. But despite significant advances in knowledge, questions remain about the most effective and fair methods of dealing with police misconduct after it has occurred and preventing misconduct. This book presents police misconduct strategies and analyzes current as well as emerging threats to police integrity. The authors provide recommendations on police integrity solutions applicable to a range of types of police departments and policing environments.