Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Practices

More than 50 case studies, as well as few charts showing statistical data and with 11 chapters that cover every field of criminal justice and justice administration with emphasis of law enforcement practices. One of the most significant point is also the drawn parallels of past law enforcement practices with present. There is another important aspect, the parallels between Stanford Prison Experiment and Abu Ghraib prison abuses, for the first time such parallels are fully analyzed. It begins from introduction to criminal justice up to criminal investigations and moves to the last chapter, terrorism. This is a road-map to locate, analyze and apply best criminal justice practices. This book depicts all levels of law enforcement and it starts from very basic elements of criminal justice and continues to the most advanced topics and challenges that our criminal justice system face.