Criminal Justice Today: An Introductory Text for the Twenty-first Century

Front Cover
Prentice Hall, 2001 - Law - 749 pages

For Introduction to Criminal Justice, Administration of Justice, and Criminal Justice courses at the freshman/sophomore/junior undergraduate levels.

This text strives to teach criminal justice students the fundamental tried-and-true concepts of an evolving discipline, give them the critical thinking skills necessary to effectively apply those concepts to the real-world, and to apply those concepts and skills to today's problems and emerging issues of tomorrow. The Sixth Edition offers a stellar multimedia package with the text, including a Companion Website; a "Cybrary" providing thousands of current Websites to facilitate research, writing, and learning; and online teaching options such as WebCT.

The #1 best-selling book for introduction to criminal justice!

From inside the book

Contents

Part 1 CRIME IN AMERICA
2
CHAPTER
5
xii
14
Copyright

46 other sections not shown

Common terms and phrases

Bibliographic information