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Fred J. Cogshall has been an Instructor at the Institute of Criminal Law Administration, Indiana University, since 1947. His acquaintance with police problems was developed through first hand experiences with the Indiana State Police and during military duty with the Provost Marshal Department of the Army in World War II. Mr. Cogshall has contributed to this Journal previously on problems of police training (Standards in the Selection of Police Instructors, Vol. 39, May-June 1948). Police administrators and civic minded citizens will find his current article to be a sharp challenge.-EDITOR.

Are We Buying the Trojan Horse? The Need for Police Respect of Constitutional Rights