Criminal Injustice in America: Essays by a Career Cop - Marshall Frank - Books - Authorhouse - 9781438920627 - October 30, 2008
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Criminal Injustice in America: Essays by a Career Cop

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Publisher Marketing: Challenging and daring. Marshall Frank gives us all much to think about. These essays should be discussed and considered by criminal justice professionals, lawmakers and academic thinkers everywhere. David Waksman, Author and Ass t State Attorney, Miami, Florida Marshall Frank challenges conventional thought and policies that are not working. He uses the criminal justice system as a mirror of where our society has been, and a window of where we should be going. Buckle up for a thought-provoking episode of Frank talk. Douglas W. Hughes, Retired Police Major, former Florida Drug Czar In Criminal InJustice In America, author Marshall Frank presents a powerful argument for amending laws and process regarding the war on drugs, prostitution, abortion, capital punishment, sex offenses and more. Frank points out how narrow thinking has created an irreversible justice quagmire which not only creates more crime, it serves a prison industrial complex that has grown into a cheap labor pool for corporate America. Only a non-politically correct, thirty-year career cop with the muzzle removed can dare offer such candid and startling alternatives to a failed system that now houses 2.3 million inmates in America s prisons, at least a third of whom do not belong there. Readers with interest in the American justice system will find this a stimulating and fascinating collection of essays on subjects never before tackled in this manner. Definitely a book for thinkers. www.marshallfrank.com Contributor Bio:  Frank, Marshall Marshall Frank is a retired detective/captain from the Miami-Dade Police Department, with thirty years experience working major cases, including five years in CSI and sixten years in homicide. Sincer retiring, he has authored twelve books including six crime novels, one book of short stories, three non-fiction books, a book of essays and a how-to book on writing. He is also a former symphony violinist, an in-demand speaker on a myriad of topics and a regular blogger at his web site; www.marshallfrank.com under "Frankly Speaking." He holds a Bachelors Degree from Florida International University.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released October 30, 2008
ISBN13 9781438920627
Publishers Authorhouse
Pages 276
Dimensions 155 × 230 × 19 mm   ·   417 g
Language English  

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