Criminal justice technology in the 21st century

Preface

Acknowledgements

Chap. 1. The technology infrastructure of criminal / Samuel Nunn

Part I. Criminal justice education/training and technology

Chap. 2. Meeting the demand for cyber competent criminal justice practitioners and researchers : the evolution of a discipline / Laura B. Myers and Larry J. Myers

Chap. 3. Technological aids for teaching statistics in the 21st century / Janet R. Hutchinson, James E. Mays, and Laura J. Moriarty

Chap. 4. Using interactive technology tools as part of skill development for criminal justice staff / Faye S. Taxman, Marialina Bello, and Eric Shepardson

Chap. 5. Evaluation of computer-based training for DNA evidence collection / Ryan Baggett, Pamela A. Collins, and AnnMarie Cordner

Part II. Law enforcement technology. Chap. 6. Overview of law enforcement technology / Kathryn E. Scarborough and Gary Cordner

Chap. 7. Technology and training needs of rural law enforcement : a national study / Gary Cordner, Kathryn E. Scarborough, Pamela A. Collins, and Irina R. Soderstrom

Chap. 8. "The problem-solver" : the development of information technology to support problem-oriented policing / Lorraine Green Mazerolle and Robert C. Haas

Chap. 9. Evaluation of a mobile firearm simulation system / Ryan Baggett and AnnMarie Cordner

Part III. Courtroom and corrections technology. Chap. 10. Video conferencing : an examination of courtroom personnel attitudes / Jill A. Gordon, Laura J. Moriarty, and Timothy J. Potts

Chap. 11. Technoprison : technology and prisons / Janice O. Joseph

Part IV. Criminality and technology. Chap. 12. Computer forensics / Robyn Diehl Lacks and Christine E. Bryce

Chap. 13. An assessment of computer crime victimization in the United States / Andra J. Katz and David L. Carter

Chap. 14. Computer applications by international organized crime groups / David L. Carter and Andra J. Katz

Author index

Subject index.