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Recruitment and Retention of Gen-Z Law Enforcement Officers delves into the dynamics of integrating Generation Z into law enforcement agencies. It includes a thorough examination of the generational characteristics and traits of Gen Z, their upbringing, educational backgrounds, and how they operate within the workplace. The book offers actionable solutions for law enforcement leadership in the midst of a recruitment and retention crisis.

The Basic Supervision Course equips new managers and seasoned leaders with the critical tools and knowledge necessary to thrive in supervisory roles. This comprehensive training program, equivalent to a 5-day (40-hour) course, addresses the complexities and challenges inherent in management positions, empowering participants with the practical skills needed to lead effectively. It covers a wide range of essential topics, including management styles, decision-making, leadership, and communication. Upon completion of a final exam, successful students will receive a certificate of completion and three continuing education units (CEUs). For those looking for the Law enforcement Management handbook, click here.

Easy-to-Use Reference Guide that will aid any professional in documenting an official report and testifying in court using that report. The guide includes practice questions, problems and exercises for law enforcement trainers and criminal justice educators to use for testing purposes or for those preparing to take a promotional exam.  See below for a full description and table of contents.

This quick guide covers the two Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) that every officer should be using upon academy graduation. Advanced tests for patrol officers testing drug-impaired drivers, tests for a Drug Recognition Expert Officer, and highlights key points that can be included in almost every impaired driving arrest report.

Search and Seizure Law, With Coverage of Arrests, Confessions, and Privacy Expectations, provides a clear and comprehensive approach to the study of modern constitutional criminal procedure. It analyzes the classical and current United States Supreme Court and federal circuit court decisions, along with relevant state court decisions that impact the day-to-day duties of law enforcement and criminal justice professionals. Current through January 2024.

Stay current on the most crucial court decisions that impact your career with this shelf-sized legal library!

More than 350 U.S. Supreme Court cases are conveniently summarized for quick reference and complete understanding. Wide span of topics includes the court's position on: Vehicle and property searches, abandoned property, entrapment, DWI, and more.

This unique and comprehensive set by Barbara J. Morvay and Larry E. Holtz, will prepare police officers and other first responders to appropriately handle incidents involving persons with special needs while still meeting the responsibilities of the job. Knowing how to respond will help avoid a chaotic, controversial, and potentially dangerous situation that could harm vulnerable persons, hit headlines, and blow up on social media. This set includes Special Needs Populations: Incident Response plus the Implementation Guide: Special Needs Populations; Exam Strategies, Interactive Quizzer with Practice Test Questions & Answers + Instructional Learning Tools.  

This Exam Study Guide is designed to assist you in your study of the laws of
Arrest, Search and Seizure, Confession Law and Eyewitness Identification for exam
preparation or general knowledge. It consists of hundreds of questions testing your
knowledge of the various cases and rules related to modern constitutional criminal
procedure. In critical areas, some questions purposely provide a repetitive approach
so that your memory and grasp of that part of the subject are solidified.

Managing Inmate Behavior provides comprehensive insights into the strategies and practices essential for correctional officers to effectively manage inmate behavior. The book delves into various types of inmate behavior, including threatening, disruptive, and annoying actions, and emphasizes the importance of staff's response in maintaining control and authority. It highlights the functions behind these behaviors, such as escape, attention-seeking, tangible, and sensory motivations, and discusses the role of staff discretion in handling both general population and punitive close custody units.

This book is a must have for new and prospective corrections officers.
As a correctional professional, with over twenty years of experience spanning
across five prisons and ranging from officer to administration, Gangi knows
the complexity of navigating a career behind the walls.