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About the AuthorExperience James Fagin began his law enforcement career as a police academy student and became a commissioned police officer. He has worked with numerous local, state, and federal criminal justice agencies. Expertise James Fagin is an expert and consultant on transnational terrorism, computer crimes, and computer technologies in criminal justice. His other special areas of expertise include effective community policing, police recruitment, and police performance, including stress management. Educator He has taught criminal justice courses for almost 30 years and has been involved in ground-breaking off-campus criminal justice education programs for Wichita State University. The American Society of Public Administration names him "Outstanding Educator" in 1996. Today he is the Dean of Graduate Studies and Research at East Stroudsburg University and remains an active member of the John Harvard Society and Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.
This text investigates the foundational structures, operational mechanics, and contemporary challenges of the American criminal justice system. Author James A. Fagin, drawing upon three decades of academic instruction and practical experience with law enforcement agencies, provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the interplay between police, courts, and corrections. The work synthesizes legal theory with administrative practice to offer a structured overview of how justice is administered in the United States.
What You Will Find
This text serves as a standard academic resource, reflecting the author's extensive background in both field operations and higher education. The material is presented with a focus on pedagogical clarity, making it suitable for students seeking a foundational understanding of criminal justice administration.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2005-12-30
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205490530
ISBN-13:
9780205490530
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