Torres has followed his "Handbook of Federal Police and
Investigtive AgencieS" with this similarly focused book on state
police organizations. He begins with an extensive essay that traces
law enforcement history and concentrates on state-level
organization and methods. This introduction is followed by a
systematic directory of state police agencies. Organizational
structure, historical devlopment, and employment requirements for
each agency have been compiled from widely diverse sources. Both
this directory and Torres' earlier book are unique information
sources. "Choice"
This book remedies the problem of lack of information on state
law enforcement organizations. It provides specific information on
the backgrounds of state police, highway patrols, and investigative
agencies, and describes organization structure, primary duties,
jurisdiction, and educational and training qualifications of sworn
personnel. Information is provided both on the larger and better
known agencies such as the California Highway Patrol and the New
York State Police, and on smaller agencies like the Ohio Bureau of
Criminal Investigation and the Wyoming Division of Criminal
Investigation.
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