This new two-color text equips Criminal Justice students with an overview of theory and substantive criminal law in the United States. It is particularly rich in its presentation of application cases that allow students to review cases briefly and understand the �hows� and �whys� of the courts� decisions. This text supports explanations of the law with numerous items that highlight ethical and practice issues, realities of on-the-job situations, introduction of detailed points of instruction and research through Web exploration, FYI, and Myth/Fact features.

Criminal Law for the Criminal Justice Professional

Politics & Social Sciences

Garland,Norman

Social Sciences

McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages

Instructor's Resource Manual with PowerPoint Presentation and ExamView Pro 3.0 Test Generator contains teaching suggestions, course syllabi, and a CD-ROM with over 2000 illustrated PowerPoint screens with 39 application simulations, and ExamView Pro 3.0 Test Generator software.

Criminal Law for the Criminal Justice Professional, Instructor Resource Manual with Instructor Presentation Software and Test Bank

MCGRAW-HILL/GLENCOE

Introduction to Criminal Justice combines up-to-date information with hands-on activities to immerse students in the constantly evolving criminal justice system. By featuring events and people that have recently made headlines, students can better understand the far-reaching impact of the law. The emphasis on hands-on applications encourages students to build a better understanding of the law in and out of the classroom.

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Bohm, Robert M.

Haley,Keith

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Introduction to Criminal Justice Study Guide, 146 pages

McGraw/Hill

Introduction to American Policing provides a solid stepping stone into the world of law enforcement in the United States. All the basics of policing are covered, including recruitment, integrity, and response to crime. The text is written in a clear lively style. In each chapter, career profiles offer a real-life angle on a variety of law enforcement professions. Other features focus on communication skills, technology updates, and encourage discussions about ethics issues. An appendix builds report-writing skills which are also reinforced with additional practice on the text's Web site. Another appendix provides a useful Spanish glossary. The text is a key tool to prepare students for immediate employment in the police force and to give them an understanding of legal issues.

Introduction to American Policing

Hooper, Michael

Champion, Darl

This new four-color text provides students with a solid overview of the juvenile justice system in the United States. It presents the historical background of the US Juvenile Justice system, the current status, as well as contemporary societal and legal debate issues. An examination of the various policies, programs, and practices is provided throughout the text. The text includes coverage of juvenile law and procedure, juvenile corrections, juvenile delinquency, delinquency prevention, and the future of juvenile justice in the United States.

Juvenile Justice

Taylor, Robert W.

Fritsch, Eric J.

Caeti, Tory J.

This practical text, appropriate for students in career-oriented law enforcement programs, has been thoroughly updated and carefully revised for improved clarity and comprehension. Relevant court decisions are discussed to the extent necessary to illustrate the rules explained. The text is supported by a unique interactive Study Guide with Applications and Landmark Cases CD-ROM containing objective questions and interesting scenarios and games, case briefs, opinions, and related documents for more than 50 landmark cases.

Criminal Evidence for the Law Enforcement Officer

Stuckey, Gilbert B.

Garland, Norman M.

The new edition of Introduction to Corrections provides students with a basic understanding of the structure and operations of correctional systems, the evolutionary and political development of corrections, and the goals of corrections in contemporary society. It takes students from an examination of the role of corrections in society's attempt to control crime to an in-depth look at two of the most pressing problems in U.S. corrections today: overcrowding and financial problems.

Introduction to Corrections

Tewksbury, Richard

Criminal Investigation

This new edition of Criminal Investigation presents the basic principles of criminal investigation, including current investigative procedures used in the handling of crime scenes, interviewing and interrogating suspects and witnesses, gathering and preserving evidence, conducting surveillance, writing reports, establishing modus operandi, and using technical resources. It also covers the prevention and suppression of crimes and the apprehension of criminals. Written in a practical, down-to-earth style, it gives special attention to helping students understand the legal aspects of collecting and processing evidence to ensure that their work stands up in court.

Berg,Bruce

Horgan,John

Criminal Law

Criminal Investigation Study Guide Third Edition

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