
An outstanding text for the Introduction to Criminal Justice course. Criminal Justice has become an international field and this text has better international coverage than any other text on the market. Careful attention has been paid to pedagogy so that students learn the material easily; a running glossary appears in the margin of each page as well as quotes from newsworthy professionals. The three types of boxes are real teaching tools. Each box is a two page spread and consists of text, sources and questions along with photos or tables to help students understand the material. This text is heavily referenced. The references alone constitute a suggested readings appendix.
How can students effectively master the foundational concepts, international perspectives, and complex terminology of the criminal justice system? The authors, Freda A. Adler, Gerhard O. W. Mueller, and William S. Laufer, leverage their extensive academic backgrounds to provide a structured pedagogical framework. This guide organizes core criminological theories and procedural data into a format designed to reinforce learning through active engagement with the primary textbook.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Instructors and students frequently identify this guide as a practical supplement for navigating the dense academic material found in introductory criminology courses. Experts note that the inclusion of international perspectives distinguishes this resource from more localized study materials in the field.
Page Count:
200
Publication Date:
1994-03-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill College
ISBN-10:
0070004773
ISBN-13:
9780070004771
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