Introduction to Corrections provides students with an understanding of basic concepts in the field of corrections. Designed for introductory corrections courses in criminal justice programs at two- and four-year schools, for both traditional ground and online settings, it offers comprehensive coverage of both institutional and community corrections, with particular emphasis on the perspective of the practitioner. Students taking corrections classes often have wild misconceptions about prison work and the corrections environment – misconceptions typically derived from movies and the news, and even current textbooks. In this new text, Robert Hanser uses his own on-the-ground experience to colorfully explain how the corrections system actually works, and what it’s like to be a part of it.
This text uniquely illustrates how the day-to-day practitioner conducts business in the field of corrections in both institutional and community settings.
This is that book: The one that is authoritative and readable.
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 ...
Introduction to Corrections
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.
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.