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LAW AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

American Law: How It Works

Civil Court Process and Procedure

Criminal Court Process and Procedure

History of American Criminal Justice

History of World Criminal Justice

The Psychology of Criminal Behavior

Psychology, Criminality and Incarceration

Religion Politics and Law

Ten Commandments of Avoiding Legal Malpractice

Terrorism: Weapon of Fear

The Belli Tapes: Winning at Trial (10 volumes)

• Accepting a Case
• Pre-Trial Preparation
• Presenting a Case
• Openings and Closings
• Demonstrative Evidence
• Courtroom Tactics
• Criminal Defenses
• Winning on Appeal
• Awards & Settlements
• Legal Ethics

EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION

American Academic Education Today

Chekov's Seagull Milestone in World Theater

Cross Cultural Communications

Culture Identity & Behavior

Educational Psychology in the Classroom

History of American Academic Education

History of Educational Psychology

Intellectual Property and the Internet

Interpreting Nonverbal Communications

Religion Politics and Law

PSYCHOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

Choice Theory: Basis of Reality Therapy

Cognitive Psychology

Ethics in Psychological Research

History of Educational Psychology

History of Psychology I: Mind, Self & Soul

History of Psychology II: Freud, Jung & Psychoanalysis

History of Psychology III: Ethics, Logic & Truth

History of Sociology

The Psychology of Criminal Behavior

Psychology of Religion

Psychology, Criminality and Incarceration

Psychometrics I: Intelligence & Aptitude

Psychometrics II: Personality & Forensic Assessment

Religion Politics and Law

Sociology of Religion

Theories in Social Work Practice

 

Psychology, Criminality and Incarceration

The Prison Problem: Laws; criminals; Hammurabi; American criminal justice system; $68 billion problem; largest incarceration rate in the world; special populations; drug offenders; AIDS; hepatitis; elderly offenders; other population statistics. Psychological Explanations for Criminality: Biological / genetic: Lombroso, Sheldon; Hans Eysenck; Freud. Developmental: G. Stanley Hall; Erikson; Kohlberg. Social: Durkheim; Bandura; Sutherland’s “Differential Association.” Cognitive: Beccaria; Samenow; Adler. Incarceration: Penance & penitentiary; corporal punishment, 8th Amendment; four functions of corrections - retribution; deterrence; incapacitation; rehabilitation; punishment & vengeance; The National Criminal Justice Commission Act of 2009. Criminal Justice Reform - 11 Key Areas: Sentencing reform; risk assessment; good time credits; drug offenders; mental health treatment; job training; education; community corrections; post-release supervision; post-release support; cognitive-behavioral.

 

 

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