1967 President’s Commission: Has higher education met its obligation in reducing cultural conflict in criminal justice and society?
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Federal Interagency Intelligence and Information Sharing: A Matter of Mission, a Function of Trust
Author:
Christine C. Sandoval
Program of study:
D.M.
Abstract:
Despite great strides and initiatives since the National Security Act of 1947, and more recently following the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, fundamental problems remain that prohibit or inh
Enforcing and Prosecuting Animal Cruelty Laws in Texas: A Phenomenological Study
Author:
Trina C. Burkes-Hodge
Program of study:
D.M.
Abstract:
This qualitative phenomenological descriptive study was conducted to explore the lived experiences of the law enforcement officers and prosecutors in Harris County, Texas that handles animal cruelty c
Parity Issues in Criminal Justice
Project Lead:
Ray Bynum
Project Description:
In 2014, the Parity Issues study began the survey of the US county sheriff department jails/ regional jails. The study began looking at the comparison of attrition rates between corrections officers and deputies in departments with parity/ without parity. Other factors, such as training replacement costs, was examined. Part I will be published in the Mar/ Apr 2016 edition of American Jails for the American Jail Association.
The second stage of the study compared the pay level of command staff in county sheriff departments with parity/ without parity.
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