Thinking About Criminal Justice in Canada, 2nd Edition is a teaching textbook that features a case study approach in its comprehensive examination of Canada’s criminal justice system. Each section begins with an in-depth review of an important case in Canadian criminal justice.

Newly redesigned and made more concise, this second edition also features a number of teaching tools in each chapter, including in-class exercises, critical thinking questions, mini case studies, and small group discussion guides. This combination of in-text resources and streamlined coverage of the criminal justice system makes this a must-have text for anyone studying criminal justice.

Thinking About Criminal Justice in Canada, Second Edition

by Karla O’Regan, Susan Reid

• PUBLISHER Emond Publishing
• PUBLICATION DATE April 2017
• ISBN : 9781772552409
• FORMAT: ORIGINAL PDF/PRINT REPLICA
• Increased coverage of Aboriginal issues, policing, forensics, alternative sentencing procedures and restorative justice, and criminal liability
• NEW, more concise structure to better align with one semester courses
• All NEW case studies covering new and relevant topics such as community-based policing, solitary confinement, sentencing, and the Ashley Smith inquest
• Improved teaching tools, including answer guides for in-class exercises
• NEW full colour design
• NEW Career Profiles in Criminal Justice interviews give students insights into various career paths
• Updated statistics, references, and legislation throughout
• Expert contributors from across Canada: Stephen Schneider, Leanne Fitch, Kouri Keenan, Gail Anderson, Ron Roesch, D. Scharie Tavcer, Claire Goggin, Tom Deakin, Graham Stewart, Jane Barker, Rebecca Bromwich