This is that book: The one that is authoritative and readable. The one that covers the subject thoroughly, but is always manageable, navigable, and engaging. It pairs sterling authorship with an accessible style. Like the wind at your back, Richard Tewksbury’s Introduction to Corrections motivates you through a wide range of interesting topics without impediment—because clear text needs no box. Accessible and authoritative, Richard Tewksbury’s Introduction to Corrections features: A succinct overview of the American correctional system, by a renowned scholar in the field Thorough coverage of course content The structure and operations of correctional systems The history and politics of corrections The goals of corrections in society today A logical organization, from the role of corrections in controlling crime, to an in-depth look at the most troubling issues in corrections today A clean page design Consistently clear and direct narrative style
This text uniquely illustrates how the day-to-day practitioner conducts business in the field of corrections in both institutional and community settings.
An inmate may post bond using a bondsman, post a cash bond, or in some instances authorized by the courts, sign an ROR (release on own recognizance) bond promising to appear as required by the courts. Inmates not released on bail or ...
This new text provides students with an overview of corrections that is both practitioner-driven and grounded in modern research.
Introduction to Corrections
This new text provides students with an overview of corrections that is both practitioner-driven and grounded in modern research.
The text is divided into three distinct units. Unit I examines the evolution of contemporary corrections and philosophies of punishment, correctional administration, probation and parole, and reentry and reintegration.
Introduction to Corrections
Introduction to Corrections and Practices Vol 2
The brief paperback format makes this book more approachable, and the well-respected author team incorporates several pedagogical elements to promote students' success.
The text is written for an introductory corrections course that focuses on both adult corrections and juvenile court dispositions. A new co-author, Michael Birzer, brings his teaching experience and insight to the second edition.