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Author(s): Peter Johnstone
According to the National Law enforcement Officers Fund, there are more than 900,000 police officers in the United States.
Crime and Policing Crime covers four types of crime: assaults, missing persons, theft offences, and drug offences. It also covers the different types of police officers, such as municipal police, state law enforcement, and federal and international agencies.
Author(s): Coy Johnston
Crime Control Policies is an interactive program that teaches key components of crime analysis and problem solving in a 16-module series. Each 30-minute module contains a video, an application exercise, and an assessment. The videos were created using advanced animation to enhance student engagement. The non-graded application exercises are a mix of games, quizzes, and deep thinking activities to prepare the students for the graded assessments. The five-question assessments are auto-graded and transfer automatically to the grade book.
Author(s): Laurie Kubicek
Prepare Students for Criminal Justice / Legal Careers in California
Author(s): Lawrence Karson, Claudia Slate, Saulsbury Rebecca
The criminal justice system is about storytelling: by the victim, the suspect, the officer, the prosecutor, and the defense attorney. For many the justice system is not necessarily about justice or fairness: it may simply be about whose story is believed.
Author(s): Dennis Stevens
New Publication Now Available!
An estimated 100,000 individuals are killed annually from deadly infectious pathogens after being admitted to American hospitals, regardless of the reason he or she had been admitted to the hospital in the first place.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) advance the idea that most of those infectious deaths were preventable.
Author(s): Robyn Brown, Kelly Koermer, PETER M WIRIG
Criminal Law in Maryland: Cases, Concepts, and Critical Analysis focuses on this fascinating subject with specific interest being on the state of Maryland.
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