Law
PREMIUM
Criminal Justice in America: The Encyclopedia of Crime, Law Enforcement, Courts, and Corrections
This is a solid, browsable reference work that will appeal to the public and law enforcement as well as undergraduates focusing on criminology, sociology, psychology, or law.
Blending memoir with sharp commentary on social justice issues, Brooks’s empathetic work is ideal for readers curious about policing and police reform in the United States.
An interesting look into women’s lives in India. Recommended for readers interested in women’s issues.
An accessible account that will make a worthy addition to collections on racial justice and police brutality.
Dark, foreboding, and emotional, this title is as gripping as a thriller and laced with cogent insights--McGarrahan stresses that sometimes there isn’t an objective truth to uncover. Fans of Michelle McNamara’s I’ll Be Gone in the Dark will be spellbound.
In-depth and compelling investigative journalism that will resonate with those interested in organized crime and Chicago history and politics. Readers intrigued by this era in Chicago’s history may also enjoy Charles Hager’s Chicago Heights: Little Joe College, the Outfit, and the Fall of Sam Giancana.
Rosenberg presents challenging, provocative material in an engaging manner that will have readers pondering these issues. Anyone interested in the history of free speech and the Supreme Court will enjoy this extensively researched book.
Readers curious about the dark side of wealth will be enthralled by this exposé of corruption in education.
Those interested in tales of white-collar crime and 20th-century history will be pleased.
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