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Leadersin criminaluCALTFORNIAon  \nSTATE LIBRARY  \nSEP201971  \n      LAW LIBRARY       \n“We are talking about changing the heritage of a police de-partment from a suspicious,autocratic,mechanistic organ-ization to a dynamic,change-oriented,participative organization.”-Memphis Police Chief Henry E.Lux,urging policedepartments to adopt modern management techniques.  \nPolice.● Police take tough stance against corruptionand advocate more citizen involvement at Attorney General'sConference on Crime Reduction.  \nViewpoint.●Chief Henry E.Lux of Memphis,Tenn.,speaks of need for police departments to transform theirmanagement structures.  \nJudicial Process.■ Decisions of mini-juries differ fromthose of 12-member juries,researcher concludes in law re-view article.  \nCorrections.●Attica tragedy raises critical questionson future of corrections.Eleven South Carolina business-men organize foundation to aid inmates.  \nLegislative Activities.A growing number of statesare considering legalizing some form of gambling to helpraise desperately needed revenues.  \nScience and Technology.■ Voiceprints are slowlygaining acceptance as experts in the field form an associa-tion to safeguard technique's standards.●Los Angeles testsPATRIC computer operation.  \n⑥1971,Institute of Judicial Administration,N.Y.,N.Y.  \nPOLICE          \n# Mitchell's Conference on Crime Reduction StressesAccountability,Public Involvement and Training\n\nIncreasing the accountability of police and other crim-inal justice agencies-including a tough stance against corrup-tion,improving the education and training of personnel-especially in middle and upper management,and stimulatingmore citizen involvement in law enforcement were the mostprominent of recommendations voiced by state and local lawenforcement officers at a recent conference in Washington.  \nThe recommendations came from 140 officials-mostly police chiefs-who participated in the AttorneyGeneral's Conference on Crime Reduction Sept.8-10 at theWashington Hilton Hotel.The International Association ofChiefs of Police,working with a $52,000 contract from theLaw Enforcement Assistance Administration,arranged themeeting.  \nAmong those invited were chiefs of the 60 citieswhich reported reductions in their crime rates in the firstthree months of this year,but there was no gloating.  \nCJN asked Chief Donald Baker of Youngstown,Ohio,the reason for the 16%crime reduction in his town.He replied,\"To tell you the truth,I don't really know.\"Underscoring the widely held opinion among confereesthat more research must be conducted on the effectivenessof the various crime fighting programs and methods,Bakersaid his department has mounted a special anti-auto theftprogram and concentrated its efforts against drug abuse;but he said he had no way of knowing whether these pro-grams caused the reduction.  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n| Police Departments Must Be Transformed into Management-Oriented Organizations  \u003Cbr>But when one views the typical police organization from  \u003Cbr>The recent Attorney General's Conference on Crime Reduction  \u003Cbr>an internal perspective,and observes the way the chiefs  \u003Cbr>stressed a need to pay greater attention to development of middle  \u003Cbr>and upper management in police departments.Chief Henry E.  \u003Cbr>too often approach training,the results or lack of results  \u003Cbr>Lux of the Memphis (Tenn.)Police Department is among those  \u003Cbr>are not surprising.  \u003Cbr>who strongly feel police management and leadership must be im-  \u003Cbr>Chiefs Think Functionally.The typical police chief  \u003Cbr>proved and that departments must be transformed from auto-  \u003Cbr>thinks functionally and expends his resources accordingly.  \u003Cbr>cratic and mechanisticinto dynamic,change-oriented organiza-  \u003Cbr>tions.In Memphis,Chief Lux assembled a group of consultants  \u003Cbr>When management or supervisory training 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