PRETRIAL WITHOUT FAVOR: Operational Ethics and Measurable Outcomes in American Pretrial Systems
PRETRIAL WITHOUT FAVOR explores operational ethics and measurable outcomes in American pretrial systems. Dr. Mozelle Martin’s title addresses the relationship between fairness, accountability, and pretrial decision-making, providing a focused resource for readers studying law, criminal justice, public policy, and ethical administration.
About This Book
PRETRIAL WITHOUT FAVOR examines operational ethics within American pretrial systems.
The book focuses on measurable outcomes and their relevance to pretrial decision-making and system performance.
Its subject matter connects fairness, accountability, and the administration of justice before trial.
This title is suited to readers interested in law, criminal justice, public policy, and ethical practice.
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