Books by M. L. (Associate Professor: Director of Graduate Program Dantzker

Uses practical examples from criminal justice scenarios to bring complex and involved issues to life. This book provides hypothetical scenarios at the beginning of each chapter and shows the relevance of research methodology to the practical problems of everyday criminal justice operations in a reader-friendly manner.

Describes and discusses criminology and criminal justice as social foci and as academic disciplines. This book offers an approach to understanding how the disciplines of criminology and criminal justice are related. It includes discussion questions that facilitate critical thinking.