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Getting to know policemen personally / by Lynch, Ronald G.(CARDINAL)175410; McMahon, Richard R.(CARDINAL)175411; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.Institute of Government.(CARDINAL)158318;
Subjects: Police; Police; Police administration; Communication in police administration.;
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An inventory of criminal justice information systems in the State of North Carolina / by Public Systems, inc.; King, Donald F.; North Carolina.Governor's Committee on Law and Order.(CARDINAL)133980;
Subjects: Criminal justice, Administration of; Information storage and retrieval systems; Police communication systems;
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A master plan for criminal justice information systems for the State of North Carolina / by King, Donald F.; Erimias, David R.; Zimmerman, Mike.(CARDINAL)495681; North Carolina.Governor's Committee on Law and Order.(CARDINAL)133980; Public Systems, inc.;
Subjects: Criminal justice, Administration of; Information storage and retrieval systems.; Law enforcement; Police communication systems;
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Law enforcement : a selected bibliography / by Felkenes, George T.(CARDINAL)121272; Becker, Harold K.(CARDINAL)152401;
I. Police personnel administration (1000). Recruitment and selection -- Training and education -- Professionalization -- Police unions -- II. Police functions and practices (2000). Criminal information and identification -- Community relations -- Police procedures -- Urban violence -- Juveniles -- Drugs -- III. Criminal law (3000). General works -- The nature of crime -- Homicide -- Physical and psychical injury -- Crimes against property accompanied by danger to persons -- Crimes against property accompanied by danger to person -- Crimes against property not accompanied by danger to person -- Attempted crimes -- Crimes against justice -- General criminal activity -- IV. Criminal evidence (4000). General works -- The problem of evidence -- Judicial notice -- Testimony -- Hearsay -- Circumstantial evidence -- Exclusionary rules -- Privileged communications -- Presumptions -- V. Administration of justice (5000). General works and references -- Rights of accused -- Law of arrest -- Jurisdiction -- Statute of limitations -- Grand jury -- Commencement of criminal prosecution -- Pretrial procedures -- Plea bargaining -- Trial jurors -- Verdicts -- Sentencing -- Appeals.
Subjects: Bibliographies.; Criminal procedure; Criminal law; Law enforcement; Police; Criminal law.; Police.;
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Careers in criminal justice / by Johnston, Coy H.,author.(CARDINAL)788840;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Section 1. Planning : 1. Know yourself : What you don't know can hurt you ; Guest speaker : Steve Palmer, FBI Special Agent ; Self-assessments : What color is your parachute?; Keirsey Temperament Sorter; True colors; What type am I?; The four temperaments; What color is your personality?; Jung typology test; Minnesota State Careerwise Education; Monster -- 2. Setting realistic goals : Set realistic goals ; Issues in police work : The use of deception; The role of acting in police work; The use of discretion; The use of force; The polygraph test; Interviewing and interrogating; Internal investigations ; Issues in the judicial system : The power of persuasion; Attitude; Communication skills; Salary issues; Power and responsibility; Ethics in court; The battle of wits ; Issues in corrections : The communication gap; The dangers for correctional officers ; Guest speaker : Brian Cole, director of corrections : Alternative correctional careers ; The realities of working in criminal justice ; Change ; The search for happiness -- Section 2. Pursuing : 3. Law enforcement : Local law enforcement : Game and fish warden ; Guest speaker : Jan Strauss, retired police chief : Gaming officer; Campus police; Reserve officer; Nonsworn opportunities -- Federal law enforcement : FBI; DEA; ATF; U.S. Border Patrol; ICE; U.S. Secret Service; USMS; Nonsworn positions ; Diversity in law enforcement ; Experience -- 4. Forensic science : Crime scene technicians ; Guest speaker : Shayleen Eastman, crime scene specialist III ; Forensic scientist ; Medical examiner ; Investigation technician ; Criminalist : DNA analyst; Toxicologist ; Forensic nurse examiner ; Forensic psychiatrist ; Forensic interview ; Forensic entomologist ; Diversity in forensic science -- 5. Victim services : Domestic violence coalitions ; Police departments ; Guest speaker : Gina McAlister, victim services specialist ; Courts and prosecutors' offices ; Hospitals ; Other victim services ; Diversity in victim services -- 6. Courts : Law school ; The job search ; Law careers : Judge ; Guest speaker : Charles W. Ervin, superior court judge : Prosecutor ; Public defender ; Careers that do not require a law degree : Court clerk; Municipal court supervisor ; Diversity in law careers -- 7. Corrections : State correctional officer ; County detention officer ; City jailer ; Parole and probation officers ; Juvenile rehabilitation specialist ; Home detention officer ; Probation aide ; Guest speaker : Julie Glover, sergeant, San Diego Sheriff's Department -- Parole board hearing officer ; Private prisons ; Diversity in corrections -- 8. Private security and investigations : Security officer ; Guest speaker : Timothy W. Newton, private security supervisor ; Private investigator ; Loss prevention ; Armed security guard ; Diversity issues in private security -- Section 3. Preparing : 9. Volunteering and internships : Law enforcement ; Courts ; Guest speaker : Jennifer D. Griffin, director of training and the administrator for the Council on Police Training ; Corrections ; Diversity in volunteering and internships -- 10. Getting a foot in the door : Portfolios : Letters of recommendation; Certificates; Education documentation; CV and résumé ; Guest speaker: Colton Johnston, attorney and law clerk ; Interview preparation : Police ride-along; Court and attorney observations; Practice ; Firearms ; Physical fitness ; Education and grades ; The LSAT ; The application form ; Written tests ; Psychological tests -- 11. The interview : Punctuality ; Guest speaker : Michael Norzagaray, former juvenile probation officer ; Appearance ; Body language ; Introductions ; Sample oral board questions ; Do's and don'ts ; A personal note to minorities, women, and LGBTQ individuals ; A note to law students ; Concluding remarks."With coverage of over forty careers in policing, courts, corrections, and victim services, students receive a comprehensive overview of the most popular and growing careers in the field. Self-assessment tools enhance students' self-awareness and steer them toward realistic and suitable careers in criminal justice."--Page 4 of cover.
Subjects: Criminal justice, Administration of; Law enforcement; Police; Job hunting; Police.;
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Practices to protect bus operators from passenger assault / by Nakanishi, Yuko J.(CARDINAL)309390; Fleming, William C.(CARDINAL)309389; United States.Federal Transit Administration.(CARDINAL)217229; National Research Council (U.S.).Transportation Research Board.(CARDINAL)141287; Transit Cooperative Research Program.(CARDINAL)307612; Transit Development Corporation.(CARDINAL)307611;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 74-77).Research sponsored by the Federal Transit Administration in cooperation with the Transit Development Corporation
Subjects: Technical reports.; Crimes aboard buses; Crimes aboard buses; Local transit; Local transit;
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The cruelty is the point [large print] : the past, present, and future of Trump's America / by Serwer, Adam,author.;
Includes bibliographical references.Introduction: Promises made, promises kept -- The cruelty of backlash -- Is this the second redemption? -- The cruelty of the lost cause -- The myth of the kindly General Lee -- The cruelty of the lies we tell ourselves -- The nationalist's delusion -- The cruelty of reconciliation -- Civility is overrated -- The cruelty of the mob -- The cruelty is the point -- The cruelty of the nativists -- White nationalism's deep American roots -- The cruelty of the Stephen Millers -- Not the right way -- The cruelty of conspiracy -- Why Tamika Mallory won't condemn Farrakhan -- The cruelty of exclusion -- What we do now will define us forever -- The cruelty of Philo-Semitism -- The Jewish divide -- The cruelty of the Covid contract -- The Coronavirus was an emergency until Trump found out who was dying -- The cruelty of the code of silence -- Abolish police unions -- The cruelty of the president -- The new reconstruction -- Conclusion: The slow fall of authoritarian America."Taking joy in suffering is more human than we'd like to admit. The cruelty of the Trump administration's policies and the ritual rhetorical flaying of his targets are intimately connected. Shared cruelty and the delight it brings are critical moments ofconnection for white supremacists, a fact that is not new. Adam Serwer has been chronicling our political landscape for the last decade. But this collection isn't just about Trump--it's an investigation across centuries interrogating both this moment andits antecedents to reveal the deep roots that have given rise to Trumpism. New material includes four, audience-building essays that expand upon the collection's themes, and unearth more approaches to nationalism and pluralism. Like the polarizing effectTrump's administration has had on American Jews; tracing the emergence of police unions; and making the historical case for abolishing billionaires to preserve American democracy"--
Subjects: Large print books.; Trump, Donald, 1946-; Racism; Antisemitism; Cruelty; Communication in politics; Racism.;
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The cruelty is the point : the past, present, and future of Trump's America / by Serwer, Adam,author.;
Include bibliographical references.Introduction: Promises made, promises kept -- The cruelty of backlash -- Is this the second redemption? -- The cruelty of the lost cause -- The myth of the kindly General Lee -- The cruelty of the lies we tell ourselves -- The nationalist's delusion -- The cruelty of reconciliation -- Civility is overrated -- The cruelty of the mob -- The cruelty is the point -- The cruelty of the nativists -- White nationalism's deep American roots -- The cruelty of the Stephen Millers -- Not the right way -- The cruelty of conspiracy -- Why Tamika Mallory won't condemn Farrakhan -- The cruelty of exclusion -- What we do now will define us forever -- The cruelty of Philo-Semitism -- The Jewish divide -- The cruelty of the Covid contract -- The Coronavirus was an emergency until Trump found out who was dying -- The cruelty of the code of silence -- Abolish police unions -- The cruelty of the president -- The new reconstruction -- Conclusion: The slow fall of authoritarian America."Taking joy in suffering is more human than we'd like to admit. The cruelty of the Trump administration's policies and the ritual rhetorical flaying of his targets are intimately connected. Shared cruelty and the delight it brings are critical moments of connection for white supremacists, a fact that is not new. Adam Serwer has been chronicling our political landscape for the last decade. He is one of the most resonant voices of our time, relentless in his pursuit of fact, unsentimental in his storytelling, yet deeply humane in his perspective. At The Atlantic, he has written about the Supreme Court's role in Jim Crow; the history of "white genocide" conspiracy theory; hoaxes; racism; inequality; and of course, Trump. But this collection isn't just about Trump--it's an investigation across centuries interrogating both this moment and its antecedents to reveal the deep roots that have given rise to Trumpism. New material includes four, audience-building essays that expand upon the collection's themes, and unearth more approaches to nationalism and pluralism. Like the polarizing effect Trump's administration has had on American Jews; tracing the emergence of police unions; and making the historical case for abolishing billionaires to preserve American democracy. Additionally, new introductions will provide context and insight into the impact of previously published pieces, why they garnered so much attention amongst media figures, politicians, and social platforms"--
Subjects: Trump, Donald, 1946-; Racism; Antisemitism; Cruelty; Communication in politics; Racism.;
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Options for enhancing the effectiveness of Virginia's safety management system / by Jernigan, Jack D.(CARDINAL)311176; United States.Federal Highway Administration.(CARDINAL)139839; Virginia.Department of Transportation.(CARDINAL)291718; University of Virginia.(CARDINAL)141178; Virginia Transportation Research Council.(CARDINAL)195142;
Final report.In 1993, Virginia began to formalize the relationships and organizational structure for its Safety Management System (SMS). Although the SMS is no longer a federal requirement, Virginia decided to continue its implementation. The Focal Point for the SMS is within the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), the SMS Steering Committee in Virginia is composed of representatives of VDOT, the Department of Motor Vehicles, the Virginia State Police, the Office of Emergency Medical Services of the Virginia Department of Health, and the Commission on the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program. This report outlines options that have the potential to enhance the ability of Virginia's SMS to facilitate traffic safety in the Commonwealth. The report recommends that Virginia's SMS Steering Committee consider the following options: (1) establish an SMS coordinator position, (2) formalize a strategic planning process, (3) use the SMS to vitalize local traffic safety commissions, (4) encourage the use of the holistic corridor approach by community traffic safety programs, (5) provide for more integral involvement of the public health community in Virginia's SMS, (6) determine whether electronic communication would further Virginia's transportation safety goals, and (7) provide for the implementation of improved traffic records.
Subjects: Technical reports.; Traffic accidents; Traffic safety; Traffic safety;
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Criminal justice: law and politics. / by Cole, George F.,1935-2015.(CARDINAL)147484;
Includes bibliographies.Clark, R. The failing system.--Arnold, T. Law enforcement.--Packer, H. L. Two models of the criminal process.--Goldstein, J. Police discretion not to invoke the criminal process.--Skolnick, J. H. A sketch of the policeman's working personality.--Gardiner, J. A. Wincanton: the politics of corruption.--Wilson, J. Q. Politics and the police.--Jacob, H. Politics and criminal prosecution in New Orleans.--Cole, G. F. The decision to prosecute.--Newman, D. J. Pleading guilty for considerations.--Trebach, A. Cop out.--Blumberg, A. S. The practice of law as confidence game.--Casper, J. D. Did you have a lawyer when you went to court? No, I had a public defender.--Skolnick, J. H. Social control in the adversary system.--Blumberg, A. S. The criminal court as organization and communication system.--Suffet, F. Bail setting: a study of courtroom interaction.--James, H. Courts for common man.--Levin, M. A. Urban politics and policy outcomes: the criminal courts.--Burger, W. E. State of the Federal judiciary.--Furstenber, F. F. Public reaction to crime in the streets.--Burns, H. Can a Black man get a fair trial in this country?--Commission on Violence. The problem of over criminalization.
Subjects: Criminal justice, Administration of;
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