Frank J. Schmalleger Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

In a significantly revised eighth edition, this textbook continues to set the standard for introductory criminal justice literature. Its hallmark features, which have made it the most widely read college textbook in the field, remain central to this edition. The thematic approach contrasts the justice system's dual goals of public order and individual rights, a theme that is increasingly relevant and influential in American society today. The content addresses timely issues such as homeland security, individual freedoms amidst terrorist threats, corporate crime, identity theft, high-tech crime, and the challenges of policing a diverse society. A special chapter focuses on the future of criminal justice, helping students appreciate the enduring foundation of the system. This edition introduces exciting new features, including expanded coverage of police organization and management, and a thorough examination of the criminal justice system's response to terrorism. It discusses the implications of both domestic and international terrorism on practices and individual rights, as well as strategies for prevention and response. Additionally, it offers detailed insights into corporate crime, citing notable cases involving companies like Enron and WorldCom. The text also explores advanced crime mapping and enforcement technologies, featuring tools such as CompStat and CopLink, augmented reality devices, and biometrics, enhanced by gra