a list of scholarly articles, journals, and papers on police pursuit policy?
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That's really unreasonable of you to expect Yahoo! Answers to be the source of this information for you.\n\nHowever, I'll suggest where you might try.  First, YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY.  Second, search John Jay College online, as criminal justice is its bread and butter.
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Don't bother with the media.  Don't bother with looking for case law.\n\nSpend a few minutes looking around the New York Department of Criminal Justice DCJS Office of Public Safety website at:\n\nhttp://criminaljustice.state.ny.us/ops/index.htm\n\nAnd get yourself an education.  It could be that what you're describing is perfectly proper within your state.  If it is, but you still don't think this officer should be working unsupervised, contact the chief of police with your concerns.  Some would suggest that if the chief does not satisfy your frustrations you should go to the governing body for your city (city council, etc), but I don't know how useful that would be.  They will only know what you tell them and what the chief tells them, and who do you think they will believe in the long run?\n\nIf talking to the chief doesn't changes things, I guess it would be best to tell the chief that are you concerned enough that you will take the issue public and will speak with the City Council.  If you actually do that, and see no changes, then I'd say the media is a fair bet.  \n\nI'd check out the website first.  Then I'd talk to the chief if I was still concerned.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1104644/posts
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Search at http://scholar.google.com \n\nOnce you find the articles, see if the sources are free. Good luck!
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Try your local library, almost all educational directories are published in paper form and most libraries will carry at least one set.  US News ranked Criminology PhD programs in 2005; you can probably find a copy in your local library as well.  Check the professional organizations for criminologists and accountants for a list of recommended programs or ranking.
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- Plant drugs on people\n\n- Convince you that you have to get out of the car or allow a search on a routine traffic stop. (You don't have to. However, if you refuse, they'll make you wish you had complied.)\n\n- Use unmarked cars for routine traffic stops. This is against the law. I have seen the code, and it prohibits this.\n\n- Arrest someone for a buddy. This happened in a small town: I know someone who was involved in road rage and police corruption all in one day. He accidentally pulled in front of someone. There was NO COLLISION. They chased him and ran him off the road. They yelled at him and said, "You probably don't even have insurance!" He DOES have insurance, but he was feeling feisty so he said, "Maybe I don't." The road rage guy then went to his small town buddies at the police station and lied, saying that my friend had done a "hit and run" on him and had no insurance. This was a lie, and ovbiously NEITHER vehicle was damaged! His small town police buddies ARRESTED my friend for a so called hit and run which never occurred!!!\n\n- I know someone who got a ticket for trying not to run into a police car. The cop was on the shoulder with his lights still on from having just finished making a traffic stop. The dude drove partially on the opposite side of the two way, two lane road, so as to give the cop room. The cop chased him and wrote him a ticket for driving on the wrong side of the road!\n\n- Drive on the wrong side of the road or violate other laws for reasons which are NOT emergencies. I saw a cop drive on the wrong side of the road just to talk to his buddy for a long, casual conversation.\n\n- Ride motorcycles side-by-side. The are supposed to ride straddled with the 2nd guy in behind and to the side so as not to run into one another. Many policemen run into each other this way and have been reprimanded for this by their superiors but continue to do as they please.\n\n-An old trick: When arresting someone on a traffic stop, they search them and take their wallet which they promptly toss into their car as it is about to be towed away. This means that the person doesn't have access to their ID or money while trying to post bail, check into jail, or retrieve their car from the pound!\n\n- They seduce someone into commiting a crime: There is someone drunk standing on private property. The police officer says, "Come here for a second..." and motion to them. The drunk person complies, walking OFF of the private property onto the sidewalk. They are now violating the public drunkeness law. They are promptly arrested, after being duped.\n\n- They detain a teenager for no apparent reason and make them stand next to their car for an hour or so, until it is curfew. Then they arrest them for violating curfew. Nice, huh?\n\nI am sure there are some really good cops out there, but unfortunately, MOST of them are at least moderately corrupt, if not totally. They know how to exploit the loopholes in the law, and don't always do so for the right reasons.
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http://www.wegrape.com/articles.htm
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I don't know if this fits the bill, but it makes for interesting reading.  \n\nPhrack magazine issue 60 (2002-12-28)\nArticle 14: Traffic Lights \nhttp://www.phrack.org/show.php?p=60&a=14\n\nHell, the entire Phrack magazine catalogue is worth reading.
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Try this site:\nhttp://dir.yahoo.com/Society_and_Culture/crime/law_enforcement
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Try searching on \nwww.findarticles.com (be sure to search with clear words)\n\nYou may also find links from google.com (use the specific keywords separated by "")
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Try looking on sirs.com ....\n\n http://sks.sirs.com/cgi-bin/hst-portal-res?id=SMO0381-0-3087\n\nsirs has tons of newspaper arcticles and stuff on it and it really helped me with my research paper when i had to do mine in the spring.
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I'm assuming this is for the US?  If so, the best thing to do is to search the FBI's crime index.  The FBI's crime index compiles the statics of police departments around the nation, and has many variable stats available.  http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/ucr.htm\n\nGood luck, and I hope you find what you're looking for.
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I hope this helps\nhttp://scholar.google.com/
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try this http://www.doi.gov/
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See if there is info in this thesis.\n\nhttp://www.lib.ncsu.edu/theses/available/etd-05242004-083438/unrestricted/etd.pdf
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Try the website of the place of incarcination oder the police / sheriffs department.
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http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=police+sounds&btnG=Google+Search&meta=