Criminology Today An Integrative Introduction 8th Edition By Schmalleger – Test Bank

Frank Schmalleger, Ph.D., holds the position of Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of North Carolina, Pembroke. He led the university’s department of sociology, social work, and criminal justice for almost two decades, focusing extensively on research related to crime and juvenile delinquency. Over the years, he has conducted numerous courses at both graduate and undergraduate levels through traditional classroom settings as well as online platforms. Schmalleger is the author of several books and scholarly articles, including the groundbreaking Criminal Justice Today, 14/e (Pearson); Criminal Justice: A Concise Introduction, 12/e (Pearson); Exploring Criminology Today, 8/e (Pearson); Criminology, 3/e (Pearson); Criminal Law Today, 6/e (Pearson); Corrections in the Modern Era, 6/e (McGraw-Hill; co-authored with John Smykla); Judicial Systems and Criminal Justice in the U.S.(Pearson; co-authored with Larry Siegel and John Worrall); Adolescent Offenses, 10/e (Pearson; with Clem Bartollas); and Law Enforcement, 2/e (Pearson; with John Worrall). Schmalleger collaborated with U.S. military personnel, mainly individuals within the Army’s CID, Military Police, Air Force Security Police, and Air Force OSI from the late 1970s to the early 1990s, assisting officers in effectively transitioning to civilian life. Schmalleger’s educational and literary approach can be encapsulated in the following statement: “To share knowledge, we must first captivate and then retain a person’s attention—whether that individual be a student, colleague, or policymaker. Our writing, speaking, and teaching should resonate with the contemporary challenges faced by people and contribute to the resolution of these issues.”