books by Philip L. Reichel (corrections comparative procedures)

books by Philip L. Reichel

books:

Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
Philip L Reichel

Pearson Custom Publishing, 2002

Custom edition for the students of Westwood College

Comparative Criminal Justice Systems A Topical Approach
Philip L. Reichel

Prentice Hall, 2002

Includes: taking an international perspective; crome on the world scene; an american perspective on criminal law; legal traditions; an international perspective on policing; an international perspective on corrections; etc

Comparative Criminal Justice Systems: A Topical Approach

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Philip L. Reichel

Prentice Hall, 1998

An International Perspective on Foreign Legal Systems
"Comparative Criminal Justice Systems: a Topical Approach" is a study of a few foreign legal systems with a political approach and an "international perspective". According to the author, Phil L. Reichel, the goal of his book is to extend the reader's knowledge about other countries, their citizens and their cultures but most important to find ways to improve society; not only at a local but at a ...

BEARINGS & SEALS

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Philip L. Reichel

Deere & Co, 2005

a very comprehensive reference material
I bought this book when I was still in the Philippines and I am currently using this in my master's degree program here in one of the most respected universities in the world. It helped me a lot to gain a much deeper understanding about transnational crimes and similarly laid the framework to combat them. This book is my indispensable reference material while studying in my university.

Corrections :
Philip L. Reichel

West Group, 1997

This comprehensive text takes an historical and comparative approach. When appropriate, procedures in other countries are compared to those in the U.S., increasing student understanding. An Almanac of Selected Countries (an appendix) supplies the student with general and corrections-specific data on key countries and regions discussed in the text. Corrections Online boxes direct students to pertinent World Wide Web sites.

Selected Readings in Criminal Justice (Contemporary Perspectives)

Greenhaven Press, 1998

Corrections: Philosophies, Practices, and Procedures (2nd Edition)
Philip L. Reichel

Allyn & Bacon, 2000

This book teaches the reasons (the "philosophies") behind our application of different penal sanctions (the "practices") and the ways (the "procedures") chosen to achieve social control. Organized around the concepts of philosophies, practices, and procedures, this book also integrates historical and international material. This approach reflects the author's belief that an understanding of current procedures in the United States is ...