"Education doesn't make a bad cop good, but it makes a good cop better." --Chief (ret.) Frederick A. Thompson, M.S., South Brunswick Township, NJ, Police Department Adapted from the Doctoral dissertation of Dr. Richard Weinblatt, The Cop Doc, this book details the historical controversy surrounding the education of law enforcement officers. Cops & College: Lessons in Professionalism is instructive for both the aspiring and the veteran officer wanting to get information on how education and the professional law enforcer dovetail. Topics include: -Importance of Education in Policing -Choice of...

Part of The Cop Doc's Classic Writings series compiled from almost two decades of Dr. Richard Weinblatt's writings, this book is an arresting read for both the aspiring law enforcer and the veteran officer wanting to get information on careers and how to make their dreams come true. Topics include: -Police Oral Boards -Police Entrance Exams -Police Academy Success -Police Promotion Tips -Police Chief & Professor Career Moves

Part of The Cop Doc's Classic Writings series compiled from almost two decades of Dr. Richard Weinblatt's writings, this book is an arresting read on police media and community relations for public information officers, police executives, media reporters, and even the general public curious about law enforcement and the news media. Topics include: -Why Police Mistrust the Media -How the Internet & Social Media Impacts Police & Media -Police Media Cases such as Casey Anthony -Press Release Tips -Community Relations Programs that Work

Part of The Cop Doc's classic writings series compiled from two decades of Dr. Richard Weinblatt's writings, this book is an arresting read on volunteer and part-time law enforcement officers who are known as reserves, auxiliaries, or specials.

Reserve Law Enforcement in the United States (The Re-Issue) catalogs the numbers and state, county, and city standards for full-time, part-time, and volunteer police and sheriff's personnel.