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Section 1:
Chapter 1: What Is Criminal Justice?
Chapter 2: Common Law, Modern Crimes, and Methods of Crime Reporting
Chapter 3: the Criminal Justice System as a System or a Nonsystem?
Chapter 4: Criminology and Deviance
Chapter 5: Exposure to Risk, Vulnerability, and Modern Theories of Victimization
Section 2: The Police
Chapter 6: Law Enforcement Agencies, Early development of Law Enforcement, Law Enforcement in the United States, and the Criminal Investigator
Chapter 7: Police Work-Stages of the Process: Police (Investigat5ion, Arrest-Standard of Proof and Booking
Chapter 8: Contemporary Law Enforcment Issues
Chapter 9: Policing and the Fear of Crime
Section 3: The Courts
Chapter 10: The Role Players
Chapter 11: Stages of the Criminal Justice Process
Chapter 12: The Criminal Trial
Section 4: Corrections
Chapter 13: History of Corrections
Chapter 14: History of Imprisonment
Chapter 15: Prison Overcrowding and the Prison Riots
Chapter 16: Special Category Offeders and Offenses
Chapter 17: Sexual Exploitation
Chapter 18: Inmate Subcultures and Coping Strategies
Chapter 19: Treatment Modalities in Prison
Chapter 20: Prisoner/Exofferder Rights
Chapter 21: Probation/Parole
Chapter 22: Capital Punishment
Chapter 23: Trends in Criminal Justice