Books written by Lori Beth Way

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  Hunting for Dirtbags: Why Cops Over-Police the Poor and Racial Minorities

  Gibbons, Don. “The Limits of Punishment as Social Policy.” In Public Policy, Crime, and Criminaljustice, edited byBarry Hancock and Paul Sharp. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 2000. Glaze, Lauren E., and Thomas P. Bonczar.

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  CJ: Realities and Challenges

  Using the text's framework of Observe, Investigate and Understand, students learn to recognize the myths and interpret the facts underlying the American criminal justice system and gain greater understanding of its complexities.

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  Looseleaf for CJ: Realities and Challenges

  Using the text's framework of Observe–Investigate–Understand, students learn to recognize the myths of the U.S. criminal justice system and gain a greater comprehension of its complexities.

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  Looseleaf for CJ: Realities and Challenges

  Using the text's framework of Observe–Investigate–Understand, students learn to recognize the myths of the U.S. criminal justice system and gain a greater comprehension of its complexities.

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  Hunting for Dirtbags: Why Cops Over-Police the Poor and Racial Minorities

  An inside look at police discretionary actions and their consequences for poor communities

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  SmartBook Access Card for CJ: Realities and Challenges

  SmartBook is the first and only adaptive reading experience.

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  CJ: Realities and Challenges

  Using the text's framework of Observe–Investigate–Understand, students learn to recognize the myths of the U.S. criminal justice system and gain a greater comprehension of its complexities.

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  CJ: Realities and Challenges

  We wrote this text using a highly collaborative process. To ensure that each branch of the criminal justice system was thoroughly represented, we organized our research, writing, and editing efforts as a peer review circle.