Law Enforcement

This book takes the fear and mystery out of courtroom proceedings as the author offers practical advice on testifying in court. Officers are shown how to become excellent witnesses by knowing what to anticipate during cross-examination, the tricks used by lawyers at trial, and much more.

Alabama's Criminal Justice System is a compilation of original chapters by experts in the Alabama justice system.

An ideal volume for retailers, industry members, police officers and other officials interested in the observance and enforcement of alcoholic beverage rules.

An indispensable tool to both police officers and prosecutors, this annual edition of Anderson’s Ohio Manual of Criminal and Indictments provides law enforcement with an easy-to-use format for filing criminal charges and preparing indictments throughout the Ohio criminal system. This important resource provides instant access to accurate charging information—containing complete language for all offenses in Title 29 of the Ohio Revised (Crimes-Procedure) Code, as well as important statutory definitions. All provide annotations examining the changes and amendments made to this Title 29 during the 2025-2026 Ohio Legislative session. This manual presents practical notes to assist law enforcement personnel in making crucial charging and indictment decisions. Essential information on appropriate selection of charges in individual cases is included, as well as penalties, affirmative defenses, and statutory definitions.

Arkansas's Criminal Justice System provides a comprehensive overview of crime and criminal justice in Arkansas.

Outlines the fine points of evidence law and covers a wide range of caselaw.

Child Death Investigations is a comprehensive book detailing investigative strategies and considerations for various types of child death, including agency involvement from paramedics to prosecutors and complete case analyses.

Comparative and International Policing, Justice, and Transnational Crime provides thought-provoking original articles written by international criminal justice, policing, and legal scholars.

Conservation law enforcement officers are some of the least studied and understood members of the law enforcement community.

Crime and Criminal Justice in Disaster aims to answer two questions: Why do some people take advantage of the disruption that disaster causes to commit crime, and what can be done about it?