
Bound Version for CJ: Realities and Challenges
3rd EditionISBN10: 1260110559
ISBN13: 9781260110555
Copyright: 2017
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Program Details
Part 1: Crime, Law, and the Criminal Justice System
Chapter 1: What is the Criminal Justice System?
Chapter 2: Types of Crime
Chapter 3: Causes of Crime
Chapter 4: Criminal Law and Defenses
Part 2: Law Enforcement
Chapter 5: Overview of Policing
Chapter 6: Policing Operations
Chapter 7: Legal and Special Issues in Policing
Part 3: Adjudication
Chapter 8: The Courts
Chapter 9: Pretrial and Trial
Chapter 10: Sentencing
Part 4: Corrections
Chapter 11: Overview of Corrections
Chapter 12: Jails and Prisons
Chapter 13: Community Corrections
Part 5: Special Issues
Chapter 14: Understanding and Helping Victims
Chapter 15: Juvenile Justice
Chapter 16: Evolving Challenges in Criminal Justice
About the Author
Ruth E. Masters
Ruth E. Masters is currently the Chair of the Department of Criminology at California State University, Fresno where she has been teaching since 1972. She received her Ed.D. from the University of Southern California in 1978. A former parole agent, she was the sole author and lead author of two criminology textbooks. She was selected in 1999 for the Author of the Year Award by the National Association of Forensic Counselors for her book Counseling Criminal Justice Offenders. Her special interests include corrections, addiction, criminological theory, and cross-cultural administration of justice. She has conducted criminal justice programs in Amsterdam, France, Italy, Scotland, Greece, Belgium, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Brazil, Hong Kong, The Czech Republic, Peru, China, Turkey, Ireland, New Zealand, and Thailand.
Part 1: Crime, Law, and the Criminal Justice System
Chapter 1: What is the Criminal Justice System?
Chapter 2: Types of Crime
Chapter 3: Causes of Crime
Chapter 4: Criminal Law and Defenses
Part 2: Law Enforcement
Chapter 5: Overview of Policing
Chapter 6: Policing Operations
Chapter 7: Legal and Special Issues in Policing
Part 3: Adjudication
Chapter 8: The Courts
Chapter 9: Pretrial and Trial
Chapter 10: Sentencing
Part 4: Corrections
Chapter 11: Overview of Corrections
Chapter 12: Jails and Prisons
Chapter 13: Community Corrections
Part 5: Special Issues
Chapter 14: Understanding and Helping Victims
Chapter 15: Juvenile Justice
Chapter 16: Evolving Challenges in Criminal Justice
About the Author
Ruth E. Masters
Ruth E. Masters is currently the Chair of the Department of Criminology at California State University, Fresno where she has been teaching since 1972. She received her Ed.D. from the University of Southern California in 1978. A former parole agent, she was the sole author and lead author of two criminology textbooks. She was selected in 1999 for the Author of the Year Award by the National Association of Forensic Counselors for her book Counseling Criminal Justice Offenders. Her special interests include corrections, addiction, criminological theory, and cross-cultural administration of justice. She has conducted criminal justice programs in Amsterdam, France, Italy, Scotland, Greece, Belgium, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Brazil, Hong Kong, The Czech Republic, Peru, China, Turkey, Ireland, New Zealand, and Thailand.
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