Specific focus includes police labor issues, police ethics, discipline, evaluation, excessive force, criminal investigation and police liability. Research interests include police emergency dispatching, ethical issues and discipline. The focus of current research is police pursuit driving and the implications for policy development, training and management decisions. Reisig, Michael , Ph.D., received his Ph.D. from Washington State University in 1996 and joined the School s faculty later that year. His general areas of interest include organizations and survey methodology.
Ongoing research focuses on prison violence and police-suspect encounters.
Visit Professor Reisig s home page for further information. Siegel, Jay , Ph.D., is a Professor in the School of Criminal Justice. He received his doctoral degree from George Washington University in 1978 and joined the School faculty in 1980. His own research is primarily on laboratory analysis and physical evidence. He has data on patterns of injury in motor vehicle accidents, and on use of evidence in court cases.