The Criminal Justice Student Writer's Manual, Fifth Edition is designed to help students learn how to research and write in criminal justice and improve their writing skills. Taking a comprehensive approach, it discusses the writing process, the mechanics of writing, the importance of research and how to cite sources. Now expanded to six parts, this edition includes a new chapter on writing probation and parole reports. Combining both guidelines and samples, it prepares students to write a variety of criminal justice papers, from condensed presentations to complex reports. Some new features include:
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A new section on paragraph development
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Updated information on the American Sociological Association’s Style Guide
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Updated information on the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association–
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Expanded section on avoiding plagiarism
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Expanded section on Criminal Justice information on the World Wide Web
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New! PART V, REPORT WRITING IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
MARKET: Students or professionals needing a resource on writing reaction papers, article critiques, police reports, agency case studies, and policy analysis papers.
