Criminal Justice Organizations: Structure, Relationships, Control, and Planning (Higher Education Coursebook)
by Roberto Potter, Gail Humiston
This higher education coursebook examines criminal justice organizations through four central themes: structure, relationships, control, and planning. It is suited to students and instructors seeking a focused academic resource for studying the organization and management of criminal justice institutions.
About This Book
Criminal Justice Organizations examines the organizational foundations of the criminal justice field.
The book focuses on structure, relationships, control, and planning as central themes.
Its coursebook format is designed to support higher education study and classroom learning.
It provides a focused introduction to understanding how criminal justice organizations operate and are managed.
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