Police administrators must be careful when placing increased social and ethical dilemmas in the hands of their officers. This increased criminal accountability and social responsibility can lead to frustration. The result is officers feelings of helplessness in preventing domestic violence and other social problems that they feel unable to resolve. Officers must be assured that they are not alone and that other members of the community share responsibility. This course is intended specifically for criminal justice professionals to bridge the information gap between the community and criminal justice professionals and enable each to make informed choices and to communicate more effectively with each other.
Domestic violence is far more than just spousal abuse.
The nexus of the enigma is social, economic, and in stitutional power regardless of gender. Written in clear prose and well referenced, this book professes that patriarchy does not cause domestic violence, but rather causes it to proliferate. Order here . In charge of Academy training for three years. Extensive background in criminal justice administration and education, Ph.D. from LaSalle University, Masters from Anna Maria College and Harvard University, Graduated from Bridgewater State College.