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Police in America is the textbook on policing. Very comprehensive and accessible. This is the best resource that I have found for teaching current trends and best practices toward evidence-based policing. --Selye Lee Police in America is an introductory text which discusses current and relevant policing issues within the context of police history. The central theme of 'what is good policing' ties together the concepts and information presented to students. --Wendy Perkins A well-written, comprehensive textbook that works at both sophomore and junior level classes. It covers topics often ignored in other textbooks, and is engaging for students. --Elizabeth Perkins Thorough, concise, user-friendly, accurate, and up to date. --Paul Klenowski

Thorough, concise, user-friendly, accurate, and up to date. --Paul Klenowski Police in America is an introductory text which discusses current and relevant policing issues within the context of police history. The central theme of 'what is good policing' ties together the concepts and information presented to students. --Wendy Perkins A well-written, comprehensive textbook that works at both sophomore and junior level classes. It covers topics often ignored in other textbooks, and is engaging for students. --Elizabeth Perkins Police in America is the textbook on policing. Very comprehensive and accessible. This is the best resource that I have found for teaching current trends and best practices toward evidence-based policing. --Selye Lee

Police in America is the textbook on policing. Very comprehensive and accessible. This is the best resource that I have found for teaching current trends and best practices toward evidence-based policing. --Selye Lee Police in America is an introductory text which discusses current and relevant policing issues within the context of police history. The central theme of 'what is good policing' ties together the concepts and information presented to students. --Wendy Perkins A well-written, comprehensive textbook that works at both sophomore and junior level classes. It covers topics often ignored in other textbooks, and is engaging for students. --Elizabeth Perkins Thorough, concise, user-friendly, accurate, and up to date. --Paul Klenowski

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Steven G. Brandl (Ph.D., Michigan State University, 1991) is a professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. Professor Brandl teaches numerous graduate and undergraduate courses including Criminal Investigation, Police Management, and Issues in Police Practice and Policy, among others. His research interests include police use of force, the hazards of police work, and criminal investigation. He has conducted research projects and consulted with numerous major metropolitan police departments, including the Milwaukee Police Department and the Chicago Police Department, as well as many suburban police departments. Besides this textbook, he is the author of Police in America (Sage, 2018), numerous articles in professional journals, co-editor of The Police in America: Classic and Contemporary Readings and Voices From the Field, and a frequent presenter professional conferences.

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