Crime and Criminal Justice Concepts and Controversies 1st Edition By Mallicoat – Test Bank

Stacy L. Mallicoat and Christine L. Gardiner Preface Part I. Criminal Justice Fundamentals Coverage Discuss Chapter 1. The Crime Politics and Policy Development – Stacy L. Mallicoat Chapter 2. The Research Impact & Evidence-based Practices on Criminal Justice Policy – Christine L. Gardiner Chapter 3. Street-Level Bureaucracy. Transitioning from Policy to Practice – Shelly Arsneault Part II. Criminal Justice Policy Implementation Chapter 4. Policing Crime and Disorder Locations – William Sousa Chapter 5. National Security. A Modern Criminal Justice Directive – Larry K. Gaines Chapter 6. Migration and Criminal Activity – Nicole Palasz and Katherine Fennelly Chapter 7. Compulsory Arrest and Domestic Partner Violence – Alesha Durfee Chapter 8. From “Just Say No!” to “Well, Perhaps” – The Anti-Drug Campaign & Alternative Strategies – Clayton J. Mosher and Scott Akins Chapter 9. Supervising the Sexual Offender – Chrysanthi Leon and Ashley Kilmer Chapter 10. Public Policy and White-Collar and Corporate Offenses – Henry N. Pontell and Gilbert Geis Chapter 11. America’s “War on Gangs”. Reaction to a Real Menace or a Moral Alarm? – John Hagedorn and Meda Chesney Lind Chapter 12. The Waiver of Juvenile Offenders to Adult Court – Aaron Kupchik and Megan Gosse Chapter 13. Criminal Justice Approaches to the Mentally Ill – Henry F. Fradella and Rebecca Smith-Casey Chapter 14. Gender-Sensitive Approaches – Barbara Koons-Witt and Courtney Crittenden chapter 15. Restorative Justice – Donna Decker Morris Chapter 16. Three Strikes and Common Criminal Laws – Elsa Chen Chapter 17. The Supermax. Matters and Hurdles – Brett Garland, H. Daniel Butler and Benjamin Steiner Chapter 18. Capital Punishment – Robert M. Bohm Chapter 19. Reentry and Rehabilitation. Achieving Successful Outcomes During Turbulent Times – Faith E. Lutze and Roger Schaefer Part III. Prospective Paths Chapter 20. Emerging Trends in Criminal Justice Policy – Christie L. Gardiner and Stacy L. Mallicoat