Канал: Dr. Adam "Doc" McKee

Section 6.2.4: Prison Overcrowding

Section 6.2.4: Prison Overcrowding

Section 6.2.3: Prisons: Special Populations

Section 6.2.3: Prisons: Special Populations

Section 6.2.2: Prison Classifications

Section 6.2.2: Prison Classifications

Section 6.2.1: Development of Modern Prisons

Section 6.2.1: Development of Modern Prisons

Section 3.5.8: Offenses - Juvenile Behaviors

Section 3.5.8: Offenses - Juvenile Behaviors

Section 3.5.7: Substantive Offenses - Burglary

Section 3.5.7: Substantive Offenses - Burglary

Section 3.5.6: Substantive Offenses - Robbery

Section 3.5.6: Substantive Offenses - Robbery

Section 3.1.7: Court Cases as Law

Section 3.1.7: Court Cases as Law

Section 3.1.6: Administrative Law

Section 3.1.6: Administrative Law

Section 3.1.5: Statutory Law

Section 3.1.5: Statutory Law

Section 3.1.4: Constitutions

Section 3.1.4: Constitutions

Section 3.1.3: The Common Law

Section 3.1.3: The Common Law

Section 3.1.2: State versus Federal Crimes

Section 3.1.2: State versus Federal Crimes

Section 3.1.1: Criminal versus Civil Law

Section 3.1.1: Criminal versus Civil Law

Section 2.5.5: A Racist Justice System?

Section 2.5.5: A Racist Justice System?

Section 2.5.4: Theory of Punishment: Retribution

Section 2.5.4: Theory of Punishment: Retribution

Section 2.5.3: Theory of Punishment: Rehabilitation

Section 2.5.3: Theory of Punishment: Rehabilitation

Section 2.5.2: Theory of Punishment: Incapacitation

Section 2.5.2: Theory of Punishment: Incapacitation

Section 2.5.1: Theory of Punishment: Deterrence

Section 2.5.1: Theory of Punishment: Deterrence

Section 2.4.5: Juveniles and Civil Rights

Section 2.4.5: Juveniles and Civil Rights

Section 2.4.4: Analyzing Court Cases

Section 2.4.4: Analyzing Court Cases

Section 2.4.3: SCOTUS: The Modern Courts

Section 2.4.3: SCOTUS: The Modern Courts

Section 2.4.2: SCOTUS: Move To Conservatism

Section 2.4.2: SCOTUS: Move To Conservatism

Section 2.4.1: The Warren Court

Section 2.4.1: The Warren Court

Section 2.3.5: Due Process and Police Procedure

Section 2.3.5: Due Process and Police Procedure

Section 2.3.4: Limits to Judicial Activism

Section 2.3.4: Limits to Judicial Activism

Section 2.3.3: Judicial Activism vs. Restraint

Section 2.3.3: Judicial Activism vs. Restraint

Section 2.3.2: Supreme Court: Political Tendencies

Section 2.3.2: Supreme Court: Political Tendencies

Section 2.3.1: Judicial Review

Section 2.3.1: Judicial Review

Section 2.2.9: Evolution of the Juvenile Justice System

Section 2.2.9: Evolution of the Juvenile Justice System

Section 2.2.8: Crime Control versus Due Process

Section 2.2.8: Crime Control versus Due Process

Section 2.2.7: The Politicization of Justice

Section 2.2.7: The Politicization of Justice

Section 2.2.6: Politics of Corrections

Section 2.2.6: Politics of Corrections

Section 2.2.5: Politics of the Judiciary

Section 2.2.5: Politics of the Judiciary

Section 2.2.4: Politics of Prosecution

Section 2.2.4: Politics of Prosecution

Section 2.2.3: Politics of Policing

Section 2.2.3: Politics of Policing

Section 2.2.2: Politics of Law Making

Section 2.2.2: Politics of Law Making

Section 2.2.1: Politics of Selecting Decision Makers

Section 2.2.1: Politics of Selecting Decision Makers

Section 6.1.4: Juvenile Detention

Section 6.1.4: Juvenile Detention

Section 6.1.3: Jail Populations

Section 6.1.3: Jail Populations

Section 6.1.2: Jail Custody

Section 6.1.2: Jail Custody

Section 6.1.1: Jail Booking and Intake

Section 6.1.1: Jail Booking and Intake

Section 5.5.10: Mandatory Sentences

Section 5.5.10: Mandatory Sentences

Section 5.5.9: Determinate Sentencing

Section 5.5.9: Determinate Sentencing

Section 5.5.8: Indeterminate Sentencing

Section 5.5.8: Indeterminate Sentencing

Section 5.5.7: Sentencing Statutes and Guidelines

Section 5.5.7: Sentencing Statutes and Guidelines

Section 5.5.6: Appeals

Section 5.5.6: Appeals

Section 5.5.5: Types of Criminal Sentences

Section 5.5.5: Types of Criminal Sentences

Section 5.5.4: Concurrent vs. Consecutive Sentences

Section 5.5.4: Concurrent vs. Consecutive Sentences

Section 5.5.3: The Sentencing Hearing

Section 5.5.3: The Sentencing Hearing

FAQ: What is Informal Diversion in Criminal Justice?

FAQ: What is Informal Diversion in Criminal Justice?

Section 1.1.1: The Evolution of Juvenile Justice

Section 1.1.1: The Evolution of Juvenile Justice

FAQ: What is Police Management?

FAQ: What is Police Management?

FAQ: What is Police Ethics?

FAQ: What is Police Ethics?

F.A.Q: What is Police-Community Relations?

F.A.Q: What is Police-Community Relations?

FAQ: What is the Neo-Classical School of Criminology?

FAQ: What is the Neo-Classical School of Criminology?

FAQ: What is Criminal Behavior?

FAQ: What is Criminal Behavior?

FAQ: What is Opportunity Theory in Criminal Justice?

FAQ: What is Opportunity Theory in Criminal Justice?

FAQ: What is Police Discretion?

FAQ: What is Police Discretion?

FAQ: What is the Purpose of Corrections in the CJ System?

FAQ: What is the Purpose of Corrections in the CJ System?

Section 5.5.2: Victim Impact Statements

Section 5.5.2: Victim Impact Statements

Section 5.5.1: The Presentence Investigation

Section 5.5.1: The Presentence Investigation

Section 5.4.5: The Posttrial Process

Section 5.4.5: The Posttrial Process

Section 5 4 4 Jury Nullification

Section 5 4 4 Jury Nullification

Section 5.4.3: Elements of a Trial

Section 5.4.3: Elements of a Trial

Section 5 4 2 The Trial Jury

Section 5 4 2 The Trial Jury

Section 5.4.1: Jury Trials versus Bench Trials

Section 5.4.1: Jury Trials versus Bench Trials

Section 5.3.8: Juvenile Process

Section 5.3.8: Juvenile Process

Section 5.3.7: Pretrial Motions

Section 5.3.7: Pretrial Motions

Section 5.3.6: Preliminary Hearing and Arraignment

Section 5.3.6: Preliminary Hearing and Arraignment

Section 5.3.5: The Grand Jury

Section 5.3.5: The Grand Jury

Section 5.3.4: Preventive Detention

Section 5.3.4: Preventive Detention

Section 5.3.3: Bail

Section 5.3.3: Bail

Section 5.3.2: The Decision to Charge

Section 5.3.2: The Decision to Charge

Section 5.3.1: The Right to an Attorney

Section 5.3.1: The Right to an Attorney

Section 5.2.6: Philosophy of the Juvenile System

Section 5.2.6: Philosophy of the Juvenile System

Section 5.2.5: Defendant’s Rights

Section 5.2.5: Defendant’s Rights

Section 5.2.4: Defense Attorneys

Section 5.2.4: Defense Attorneys

Section 5.2.3: Plea Bargaining

Section 5.2.3: Plea Bargaining

Section 5.2.2: Prosecutorial Discretion

Section 5.2.2: Prosecutorial Discretion

Section 5.2.1: Prosecutors

Section 5.2.1: Prosecutors

Section 5.1.8: Juvenile Courts

Section 5.1.8: Juvenile Courts

Section 5.1.7: Judicial Misconduct

Section 5.1.7: Judicial Misconduct

How to Write a Case Brief in Criminal Justice

How to Write a Case Brief in Criminal Justice

Scholarly Sources in CJ Research

Scholarly Sources in CJ Research

Section 5.1.6: The Role of Judges

Section 5.1.6: The Role of Judges

Section 5.1.5: Problems with the Courts

Section 5.1.5: Problems with the Courts

Section 5.1.4: The Federal Court System

Section 5.1.4: The Federal Court System

Section 5.1.3: Courts of Appellate Jurisdiction

Section 5.1.3: Courts of Appellate Jurisdiction

Section 5.1.2: Courts of General Jurisdiction

Section 5.1.2: Courts of General Jurisdiction

Section 5.1.1: Lower Courts

Section 5.1.1: Lower Courts

Section 4.5.11: Deadly Force in Policing

Section 4.5.11: Deadly Force in Policing

Section 4.5.10: Police Use of Force

Section 4.5.10: Police Use of Force

Section 4.5.9: The Fifth Amendment & Miranda

Section 4.5.9: The Fifth Amendment & Miranda

Section 4.5.8: The Exclusionary Rule

Section 4.5.8: The Exclusionary Rule

Section 4.5.7: Terry Stops

Section 4.5.7: Terry Stops

Section 4.5.6: Arrest Law

Section 4.5.6: Arrest Law

Section 4.5.5: Warrantless Searches

Section 4.5.5: Warrantless Searches

Section 4.5.4: Search Warrants

Section 4.5.4: Search Warrants

Section 4.5.3: Police Searches

Section 4.5.3: Police Searches

Section 4.5.2: Right to Privacy and Police

Section 4.5.2: Right to Privacy and Police

Section 4.5.1: Police and the Bill of Rights

Section 4.5.1: Police and the Bill of Rights

Section 4.4.6: Juveniles and the Police

Section 4.4.6: Juveniles and the Police

Section 4.4.5: Internal Affairs Units

Section 4.4.5: Internal Affairs Units

Section 4.4.4: Organized Crime Units

Section 4.4.4: Organized Crime Units

Section 4.4.3: Vice Units

Section 4.4.3: Vice Units

Section 4.4.2: Specialized Police Units

Section 4.4.2: Specialized Police Units

Section 4.4.1: Criminal Investigations

Section 4.4.1: Criminal Investigations

Section 4.3.5: Community-oriented Policing

Section 4.3.5: Community-oriented Policing

Section 4.3.4: Problem-oriented Policing

Section 4.3.4: Problem-oriented Policing

Section 4.3.3: The Proactive Paradigm Shift in Policing

Section 4.3.3: The Proactive Paradigm Shift in Policing

Section 4.3.2: The Kansas City Patrol Experiment

Section 4.3.2: The Kansas City Patrol Experiment

Section 4.3.1: Evolution of Police Patrol

Section 4.3.1: Evolution of Police Patrol

Section 4.2.8: The Police Bureaucracy

Section 4.2.8: The Police Bureaucracy

Section 4.2.7: Quasi-military Features of Police

Section 4.2.7: Quasi-military Features of Police

Section 4.2.6: Wilson’s Police Management Styles

Section 4.2.6: Wilson’s Police Management Styles

Section 4.2.5: Local Law Enforcement Agencies

Section 4.2.5: Local Law Enforcement Agencies

Section 4.2.4: State Law Enforcement Agencies

Section 4.2.4: State Law Enforcement Agencies

Section 4.2.3: Federal Law Enforcement Agencies

Section 4.2.3: Federal Law Enforcement Agencies

Section 4.2.2: Structure of Policing in America

Section 4.2.2: Structure of Policing in America

Section 4.2.1: Nature and Functions of Policing

Section 4.2.1: Nature and Functions of Policing

Section 4.1.5: The Reform Era

Section 4.1.5: The Reform Era

Section 4 1 4 Early Problems with Police

Section 4 1 4 Early Problems with Police

Section 4.1.3: The Rise of Modern Policing

Section 4.1.3: The Rise of Modern Policing

Section 4.1.2: Policing Colonial America

Section 4.1.2: Policing Colonial America

Section 4.1.1: Early History of Policing

Section 4.1.1: Early History of Policing

Section 3.5.8: Juvenile Classifications

Section 3.5.8: Juvenile Classifications

Section 3.5.7: Substantive Offenses - Burglary

Section 3.5.7: Substantive Offenses - Burglary

Section 3.5.6: Substantive Offenses - Robbery

Section 3.5.6: Substantive Offenses - Robbery

Section 1.4: What Makes a Good Theory?

Section 1.4: What Makes a Good Theory?

Section 3.5.5: Substantive Offenses - Arson

Section 3.5.5: Substantive Offenses - Arson

Section 3.5.4: Substantive Offenses - Rape

Section 3.5.4: Substantive Offenses - Rape

Section 3.5.3: Substantive Offenses - Assault and Battery

Section 3.5.3: Substantive Offenses - Assault and Battery

Section 3.5.2: Substantive Offenses - Murder

Section 3.5.2: Substantive Offenses - Murder

Section 3.5.1: Introduction to Substantive Offenses

Section 3.5.1: Introduction to Substantive Offenses

Section 3.3.2: Elements of Crimes (Part 2)

Section 3.3.2: Elements of Crimes (Part 2)

Section 3.3.1: Elements of Crimes (Part 1)

Section 3.3.1: Elements of Crimes (Part 1)

Section 3.4.2: Criminal Defenses

Section 3.4.2: Criminal Defenses

Section 3.4.1: Introduction to Criminal Defenses

Section 3.4.1: Introduction to Criminal Defenses

Section 1.1: Criminological Theories

Section 1.1: Criminological Theories

What Is Criminology?

What Is Criminology?

What Is a Literature Review Anyway?!

What Is a Literature Review Anyway?!

Crafting a Testable Experimental Hypothesis

Crafting a Testable Experimental Hypothesis

What is a peer-reviewed empirical research report?!

What is a peer-reviewed empirical research report?!

Section 1.1: What is Sociology?

Section 1.1: What is Sociology?

Section 3.2.2: Protections in the Constitution

Section 3.2.2: Protections in the Constitution

Section 3.2.1: Decoding Substantive Criminal Law

Section 3.2.1: Decoding Substantive Criminal Law

Section 3.1.2: The Foundation of U.S. Law

Section 3.1.2: The Foundation of U.S. Law

Section 3.1.1: Breaking Down Criminal Law

Section 3.1.1: Breaking Down Criminal Law

Section 2.1.2: The Supreme Court of the United States

Section 2.1.2: The Supreme Court of the United States

Section 2.1.1: The Framework of Federalism

Section 2.1.1: The Framework of Federalism

Section 1.5.2: Sentencing, Appeals, and Beyond

Section 1.5.2: Sentencing, Appeals, and Beyond

Section 1.4.2: From Initial Appearance to Arraignment

Section 1.4.2: From Initial Appearance to Arraignment

Section 1.5.1: Bail, Plea Bargains, and Trial

Section 1.5.1: Bail, Plea Bargains, and Trial

Section 1.4.1: Criminal Justice Process: From Crime Reporting to Charging

Section 1.4.1: Criminal Justice Process: From Crime Reporting to Charging

Section 1.3.2 Measuring Crime

Section 1.3.2 Measuring Crime

Section 1.3.1: Defining Crime

Section 1.3.1: Defining Crime

Section 1.2.2: Discretion and Juvenile Justice

Section 1.2.2: Discretion and Juvenile Justice

Section 1.2.1: Roles in Criminal Justice

Section 1.2.1: Roles in Criminal Justice

Section 1.1.2: Courts, Corrections, and the Legal System

Section 1.1.2: Courts, Corrections, and the Legal System

Section 1.1.1: Exploring the Foundations of Criminal Justice

Section 1.1.1: Exploring the Foundations of Criminal Justice