Dennis J. Stevens

Cops and Docs in America: After a Bioterrorist Attack or Ebola Outbreak Will They Help Us? (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Cops and Docs in America is an account of disaster victims and the quality of care administered by justice and healthcare providers obligated by certification, regulation, and policy. This book represents a dialogue of the decisions made about deserving or undeserving victims. Its a story void of social justice resulting in the preventable death of Americas marginalized underserving populations before a bioterrorist attack or an infectious disease outbreak. Its no longer if an attack or outbreak will happen - its in progress orchestrated by ISIS trained agitators fueling race-hate and suicide disease carriers in American prisons.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse
• Seitenzahl: 320
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504923743
• Artikelnr.: 52595918

Autorenporträt

Dennis J. Stevens, PhD, has taught criminal psychology at the universities in Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, and New Orleans. He has held the rank of full professor, department chair, and chair of a PhD program. During his academic career, he has taught and counseled justice professionals at law academies, such as the North Carolina Justice Academy, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, and Boston Police Academy and high risk prisoners at Attica in New York, NC Women's Institute in North Carolina, MCI Framingham (women) in Massachusetts, and Stateville near Chicago among others. Stevens has published twenty university textbooks and four mass media books plus almost one hundred scholarly and popular articles on criminology, policing, and corrections. He has led intervention groups for sexually abusive parents and was on the front lines for sexually abused children at homes in the Carolinas and New York. He has led crisis intervention sessions among Boston and New York City officers after 9/11 and the Boston Marathon bombing, New Orleans and Huston officers after Hurricane Katrina, and Chicago officers after the execution style murders of three of their own.