Product Description
The author takes you behind the scenes of the criminal justice system to bring you as close as possible to the mental reality required to be a police officer and administrator. In this book he shares his experiences and that of others in law enforcement. These experiences all relay a message about what is right and wrong with the criminal justice system.This book also explores various liability issues faced by criminal justice employees: racism, profiling, the thought patterns of law enforcement personnel, internal investigations, and more. Leadership virtues and what it takes to be a leader in law enforcement are also explored. The author is an expert in police-civilian relations and goes into detail about how miseducation can foster ill will between law enforcement agencies and the public. A must-read for pre-police officers, new officers, newly promoted supervisors, as well as civilians interested in the criminal justice system, there is definitely something here for everyone.
About the Author
Cory B. Harris has over 15 years of combined military and law enforcement experience. He has served with The United States Air Force, Little Rock Police Department, United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and the United States Marshal Service. He has training and experience in field training, crime prevention, investigations, operations, apprehension, and protection, just to name a few areas. He is also a recipient of the Medal of Merit (LRPD), and has a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice. Though he has previously written in the field of law enforcement, this is the first in a series of criminal justice related books.
