Ian MacKenzie
Faculty
Biographical Information:
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Ian Mackenzie served in a variety of capacities as a police officer in Vancouver and Abbotsford for 32 years. He was the Chief Constable of the Abbotsford Police Department from 2001 to 2007. Upon his retirement he joined the full-time faculty at UFV, where he had been an adjunct faculty member for many years. |
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Publications and unpublished work:
- Mackenzie, I., & Plecas, D. Policing Public Order in Canada. Police Practice and Research: An International Journal. Vol. 2 (1 – 2), 2001.
- Mackenzie, I. British Columbia Association of Municipal Chiefs of Police Submission to the Policing in British Columbia Commission of Inquiry, 1993.
| Research Interest:
- Policing, more specifically: management strategies and practices; ethics; police effectiveness; operational issues; relationships between police agencies and between the police and other criminal justice and public service agencies.
- Criminal law, especially the role of the police within criminal law and the criminal justice system.
- Charter of Rights and Freedoms, especially its impact on police practices and effectiveness.
- Civil liberties, especially the issue of balancing civil liberties with collective security.
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Courses Taught:
- Criminology & Criminal Justice 103
- Criminology & Criminal Justice 151
- Criminology & Criminal Justice 230
- Criminology & Criminal Justice 330
- Criminology & Criminal Justice 335
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Memberships:
- Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police
- Fraser Valley Human Dignity Coalition
- National Parole Board (part-time member)
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Education and Professional Development Courses:
- LL.M. candidate, University of British Columbia
- LL.B., University of British Columbia
- Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy, Session 201
- Executive Development Course, Canadian Police College
- Bar Admission Course, Law Society of British Columbia
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Other:
- Member of the Order of Merit of the Police Forces
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