Criminal Justice: The System in Perspective

Criminal Justice: The System in Perspective
ISBN-10
0190296445
ISBN-13
9780190296445
Series
Criminal Justice
Category
Criminal justice, Administration of
Pages
608
Language
English
Published
2021-04-26
Author
Ronald G. Burns

Description

"Provides a comprehensive overview of the Criminal Justice system, including coverage of Law Enforcement, Courts, and the Corrections system"--

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