The practice, they say, would deter false convictions by discouraging misconduct and manipulation by the police.
Aside from monetary penalties, another way to discourage corporate misconduct is the threat of criminal sanctions for corporate executives.
Recent work by Hodgkinson, Curtis, MacAlister, and Farrell (2015) has developed a portfolio of tactics for discouraging academic misconduct that they located within the 25 techniques of situational crime prevention.
There is no doubt that academic and research institutions have a big role to play in discouraging scientific misconduct.
You try to deter misconduct.
Recording traffic stops, shootings and other encounters can help discourage — or document — police misconduct and can also serve to clear officers if they are falsely accused of wrongdoing".
Some benefits are obvious: throughout our history, open trials have given the "assurance that the proceedings were conducted fairly to all concerned, and it discouraged perjury, the misconduct of participants, and decisions based on secret bias or partiality".
Given such retaliation, Judge Dearie suggested it was possible that the Police Department actually discouraged officers from reporting misconduct, regardless of what the patrol guide said.
Bob Dietz, Asia program coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists, told VICE News that media outlets in China (which are primarily state-run) are discouraged from investigating government misconduct and abuses.
Similarly, product-liability lawsuits against software companies whose products are insecure would almost certainly discourage software makers from cutting corners on security.The enemy withinIncompetence and indifference are one thing; misconduct is another.
