Foundations of Criminal Justice

Stephen S. Owen, Henry F. Fradella, Tod W. Burke , Jerry W. Joplin

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Oxford University Press Inc
02 March 2024

Criminal law & procedure; Criminal justice law

"Rather than simply giving students an overview of the elements of the criminal justice system--police, courts, and corrections--Foundations of Criminal Justice delves into the interdisciplinary ideas underlying those elements. With a new chapter on ""Issues of Inequaility in the Criminal Justice System,"" this edition delves even deeper into the larger questions and themes that govern our criminal justice system: Why is our justice system the way it is? How do we decide which actions are crimes? How is policy made? What is justice and is it achieved?

The text features a robust pedagological apparatus to guide students in their learning: focusing and review questions appear throughout the text to focus student learning and solidify key concepts; chapter-ending Criminal Justice questions ask students to think critically and apply what they have learned to a real-life issue; and photo essays, which survey the broad range of issues in the chapters to come, open each Part."

By: Stephen S. Owen, Henry F. Fradella, Tod W. Burke, Jerry W. Joplin
Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc
Country of Publication: United States
Edition: 4th Revised edition
Dimensions: Height: 211mm, Width: 267mm, Spine: 33mm
Weight: 1g
ISBN: 9780197659830
ISBN 10: 0197659837
Pages: 608
Publication Date: 02 March 2024
Audience: College/higher education , Primary
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Chapter 1 Introducing Crime and Criminal Justice Chapter 2 Criminal Justice, Society, and Morality Chapter 3 Criminal Justice, Legal Reasoning, and Legal Philosophy Chapter 4 Theories of Deviance and Social Control Chapter 5 Theories of Criminal Behavior Chapter 6 Concepts of Justice Chapter 7 Concepts of Justice Policy Chapter 8 Issues of Inequality in the Criminal Justice System Chapter 9 Concepts of Criminal Procedure Chapter 10 Criminal Law Chapter 11 Criminal Punishment Chapter 12 Core Concepts of US Policing Chapter 13 Core Concepts of US Court Systems Chapter 14 Core Concepts of US Correctional Theory and Practice

Stephen S. Owen: Professor and Chair of Criminal Justice, Radford University; Henry F. Fradella: Professor of Criminal Justice at Arizona State University; co-author of America's Courts and the Criminal Justice System, 11 /e (Cengage, 2013), Criminal Procedure for the CJ Professional, 11 /e (Cengage, 2012), and Forensic Psychology, 2/e (Cengage, 2007); Tod W. Burke: Professor of Criminal Justice and Associate Dean in the College of Humanities and Behavior Sciences at Radford University; a former MD police officer; Jerry W. Joplin: Professor of Justice and Policy Studies at Guilford College; former administrator and correctional counselor in the IL Dept of Corrections

Reviews for Foundations of Criminal Justice

"This text is unlike any other introductory text. It focuses on the foundational principles, ideologies, and philosophies that students should be considering when discussing criminal justice issues. This text is excellent, and I have used it since the 1st edition came out. The text length and affordability, the focus on foundational ideologies such as idealism and pragmatism, and the brief and yet thorough foundation for police, courts and corrections in the last 3 chapters of the book are overall strengths."" - Martha Earwood M.S.C.J, University of Alabama at Birmingham I would describe this text as timeless, provoking, rich in current events and sources and will captivate the attention of anyone who wants to learn about the criminal justice system."" - Lorene Butler-Hope, Bethune Cookman University This is one of the most comprehensive, yet concisely written introductory texts that I have ever read. It is very detailed and provides students with a solid foundation of the key principles in the field. I highly recommend the text."" - Nathan E. Kruis, Penn State Altoona"