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This book is a must have for new and prospective corrections officers.
As a correctional professional, with over twenty years of experience spanning
across five prisons and ranging from officer to administration, Gangi knows
the complexity of navigating a career behind the walls.

This timely resource is pertinent to anyone involved with criminal procedure, including criminal justice practitioners, law enforcement officials, college professors, and students.

This Exam Study Guide is designed to assist you in your study of the laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure, Confession Law and Eyewitness Identification for exam preparation or general knowledge. It consists of hundreds of questions testing your knowledge of the various cases and rules related to modern constitutional criminal procedure. In critical areas, some questions purposely provide a repetitive approach so that your memory and grasp of that part of the subject are solidified.

This book covers the many lessons that the author learned on his journey from officer to administrator. Each short chapter contains a summary of an important lesson learned, followed by two lined pages for the reader to add his or her own experiences.

This is designed to be used in conjunction with the Special Needs Populations Incident Response main volume to offer a comprehensive program on all legislative and administrative requirements.  The Guide provides a cohesive and thorough study guide for law enforcement professionals including an extensive course introduction and syllabus with guided learning objectives, instructional topics, sample semester schedules, and detailed requirements, along with reading and writing assignments.  It includes an extensive Exam Study Guide with detailed questions and comprehensive answers, test taking strategies, and detailed insight for optimum exam performance.

Encountering persons with special needs is increasingly frequent, and virtually inevitable for police officers and other first responders. This book is designed to Educate, Protect And Assist officers in how to best interact with people who have special needs. Are you prepared for the associated challenges?

New! The companion study guide with instructor resource materials is available now! See: Special Needs Populations: Exam Strategies, Practice Test Questions & Answers + Instructional Learning Tools.

This unique and comprehensive book by Barbara J. Morvay and Larry E. Holtz, will prepare police officers and other first responders to appropriately handle incidents involving persons with special needs while still meeting the responsibilities of the job. Knowing how to respond will help avoid a chaotic, controversial, and potentially dangerous situation that could harm vulnerable persons, hit headlines, and blow up on social media.

Stay current on the most crucial court decisions that impact your career with this shelf-sized legal library!

More than 350 U.S. Supreme Court cases are conveniently summarized for quick reference and complete understanding. Wide span of topics includes the court's position on: Vehicle and property searches, abandoned property, entrapment, DWI, and more.

Former NYPD Detective Sergeant Joseph Giacalone gives you a golden opportunity to benefit from his real experience. Included inside: The truth about criminal investigations - the real challenges, responsibilities and opportunities - and key factors that make new investigators good and good investigators great.

This resource provides you with the opportunity to learn the most critical terms and definitions, apply the fundamentals of marksmanship, and explores the visual system and what areas of sight most impact your shooting performance. Written by John Simpson, a highly experienced, expert-level instructor.

This in-depth look at solving cold cases serves as an excellent training resource that is both captivating and instructive. The author, Joseph Giacalone, focuses on how to approach these cases in a logical, scientific and organized manner. The foreword for this publication was provided by Dr. Henry Lee.