Current Topics in Criminal Justice

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Copyright: 2022

Pages: 390

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Current Topics in Criminal Justice informs and challenges the reader who will think critically about these topics and form their own opinion. The included readings offer diverse opinions and solutions to criminal justice topics.

The topics included are The Drug Problem, Mass Shootings, Gun Control, Use of Force, Police Programs, Community Policing, Correctional Treatment, Women in Corrections, and Crime and Poverty. Readers will be more informed by looking for relationships in readings across these topics. The more the reader understands these relationships, the more the reader will understand how complex issues are in criminal justice.

The articles address criminal justice topics in a variety of ways. There are many ways of thinking about topics and solutions. There is no doubt this textbook will continue to develop as new topics arise in criminal justice. We hope these topics challenge the reader to think and prepare for their career in criminal justice!

Preface

Chapter 1: The New War on Drugs

Wave of Addiction Linked to Fentanyl Worsens as Drugsg, Distribution, Evolve

Dover Police Start Angel Program to Combat Heroin

 

Chapter 2: Mass Shooters-Introduction

A Study of the Pre-Attach Behaviors of Active Shooters in the United States

Mass Atacks in Public Spaces

Mental Illness and Gun Violence: Lessons for the United States from Australia and Britian

How Do We Make Our Schools Safer? It's Not as Simple as Cameras and Locks

Threat Assessments Crutial to Prevent School Shootings

 

Chapter 3: Gun Research

I've Covered Gun Violence for Years. The Solutions Aren't a Big Mystery

Federal Judge Shoots Down Chicago Gun Sales Ban

What Could Actually Work to Fix Gun Violence in America- and What Doesn't

 

Chapter 4: Police Use of Force

Campaign Zero

Police Use of Force: Transitioning Policy into Practice

America's Police Problem Isn't Just About Police

 

Chapter 5: Police Enforcement Styles

The Wonk;s Guide to What Works, and What Doesn't, When Policing Violent Crime

Community Policing: Promise and Failure

How to Fix a Broken Police Department

The Rise and Fall of Community Policing in Chicago

 

Chapter 6: Correctional Treatment - Introduction

Best Practices for Effective Correctional Programs

The Effects of Dosage on Recidivism

Forced to Change: Staff and Inmate Perceptions of Involuntary Treatment and its Effects

 

Chapter 7: Women and Crime - Introduction

A Growing Population: The Surge of Women into Texas' Criminal Justice System

Correctional Programming and Gender

Building Effective Correctional Facility-Community Provider Partnerships for the Benefit of Justice Involved Women: Lessons Learned

 

Chapter 8: Poverty and Crime

Poverty and Crime

Criminalization of Poverty: Much More To Do

 

Chapter 9: Race and Crime

Black Lives Matter: Eliminating Racial Inequity in the Criminal Justice System

 

Chapter 10: Stress and Trauma

Correctional Employee Wellness: Mission Critical

Secondary Trauma Among Community Corrections Staff: An Explatory Study

Police Stress: Identifying & Managing Symptoms of Stress

 

Chapter 11: Reforming The Criminal Justice System

Reimaging Pretrial and Sentencing

Changing Prisons to Help People Change

Defunding the Police

Stanford Law Review Online

 

Index

Steven Hundersmarck
NANCY HOGAN

Current Topics in Criminal Justice informs and challenges the reader who will think critically about these topics and form their own opinion. The included readings offer diverse opinions and solutions to criminal justice topics.

The topics included are The Drug Problem, Mass Shootings, Gun Control, Use of Force, Police Programs, Community Policing, Correctional Treatment, Women in Corrections, and Crime and Poverty. Readers will be more informed by looking for relationships in readings across these topics. The more the reader understands these relationships, the more the reader will understand how complex issues are in criminal justice.

The articles address criminal justice topics in a variety of ways. There are many ways of thinking about topics and solutions. There is no doubt this textbook will continue to develop as new topics arise in criminal justice. We hope these topics challenge the reader to think and prepare for their career in criminal justice!

Preface

Chapter 1: The New War on Drugs

Wave of Addiction Linked to Fentanyl Worsens as Drugsg, Distribution, Evolve

Dover Police Start Angel Program to Combat Heroin

 

Chapter 2: Mass Shooters-Introduction

A Study of the Pre-Attach Behaviors of Active Shooters in the United States

Mass Atacks in Public Spaces

Mental Illness and Gun Violence: Lessons for the United States from Australia and Britian

How Do We Make Our Schools Safer? It's Not as Simple as Cameras and Locks

Threat Assessments Crutial to Prevent School Shootings

 

Chapter 3: Gun Research

I've Covered Gun Violence for Years. The Solutions Aren't a Big Mystery

Federal Judge Shoots Down Chicago Gun Sales Ban

What Could Actually Work to Fix Gun Violence in America- and What Doesn't

 

Chapter 4: Police Use of Force

Campaign Zero

Police Use of Force: Transitioning Policy into Practice

America's Police Problem Isn't Just About Police

 

Chapter 5: Police Enforcement Styles

The Wonk;s Guide to What Works, and What Doesn't, When Policing Violent Crime

Community Policing: Promise and Failure

How to Fix a Broken Police Department

The Rise and Fall of Community Policing in Chicago

 

Chapter 6: Correctional Treatment - Introduction

Best Practices for Effective Correctional Programs

The Effects of Dosage on Recidivism

Forced to Change: Staff and Inmate Perceptions of Involuntary Treatment and its Effects

 

Chapter 7: Women and Crime - Introduction

A Growing Population: The Surge of Women into Texas' Criminal Justice System

Correctional Programming and Gender

Building Effective Correctional Facility-Community Provider Partnerships for the Benefit of Justice Involved Women: Lessons Learned

 

Chapter 8: Poverty and Crime

Poverty and Crime

Criminalization of Poverty: Much More To Do

 

Chapter 9: Race and Crime

Black Lives Matter: Eliminating Racial Inequity in the Criminal Justice System

 

Chapter 10: Stress and Trauma

Correctional Employee Wellness: Mission Critical

Secondary Trauma Among Community Corrections Staff: An Explatory Study

Police Stress: Identifying & Managing Symptoms of Stress

 

Chapter 11: Reforming The Criminal Justice System

Reimaging Pretrial and Sentencing

Changing Prisons to Help People Change

Defunding the Police

Stanford Law Review Online

 

Index

Steven Hundersmarck
NANCY HOGAN