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In the Name of the Law - An Oral History of Law Enforcement (Paperback)
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More than a hundred men and women in various aspects of law
enforcement were interviewed for this unusual profile. The
interviews were all conducted in Alabama, but the insights and
experiences are common to the criminal justice system throughout
the United States. Lofton's subjects ranged from the veteran lone
officer in the storefront police department in Town Creek to the
college-educated major in the big-city Mobile Police Department.
There are stories from county, state, and federal law enforcement
agencies and peripheral views from prosecutors, criminal court
judges, bailiffs, and probation officers. The goal was to find out
what the men and women working in criminal justice thought and
remembered about their jobs, which are among the most difficult and
sometimes controversial in modern society.
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