Question

"What technique of neutralization is often used by police as a justification for their unethical conduct because many police breaches of ethics do not involve the direct physical harm of a citizen or seem of little consequence to the police"

Answer 1

Denial of injury

Step-by-step explanation:

Denial of injury is a common technique of neutralization often used by the police. Techniques of neutralization are methods by which those who commit unfair acts attempt to neutralize the values that they usually hold and that would normally prevent them from acting in this way. Denial of injury occurs when the person denies that his actions actually caused any damage or injury to the person in question.

Answer 2

Denial of injury

Step-by-step explanation:

Techniques of neutralisation: This is term used in Psychology to describe the various steps taken by a person who wants to or has committed a crime silenced the his or her inner conscience which acts to prohibit him or her from executing that immoral act.

Denial of Injury is a term used to describe the actions of individuals such as law enforcement officers who act immorally and unethically to offend or commit crime against another person but claims that the victim deserve to be treated as such.