Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Models and structures of corrections and police training and research activities in Canadian and international jurisdictions / prepared by Lisa Jewell.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 48-50).

Description

1 online resource (viii, 73 pages)

Note

"On behalf of the Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science and Justice Studies, March 28, 2013"--Title page.

Summary

"This paper provides an overview of various models of training and research employed in the fields of policing and corrections. Jurisdictions, both within Canada and internationally (i.e., United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, and Australia), were scanned to determine current models of practice. In particular, information was sought about the governance structures of given training models; the timing, approach, and providers of basic/recruit training; and the nature of in-service/advanced training for mid-career professionals. With respect to research models, governance structures were examined, as well as specific areas of research focus, including whether there was any interrelationship between research and training."--Introduction.

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Contents

1. Models and structures of police training and research -- 1.1. Method for search strategy -- 1.2. Governance structures of police training -- 1.3. New recruit police training models -- 1.4. Models of in-service or advanced training for mid-career professionals -- 1.5. Models of police research -- 2. 2. Models and structures of corrections training and research -- 2.1. Method for search strategy -- 2.2. Governance structures of corrections training -- 2.3. Models of corrections basic training programs -- 2.3.1. Correctional officer basic training models -- 2.3.2. Youth worker basic training models -- 2.3.3. Probation and parole officer basic training models -- 2.4. Models of in-service or advanced training for mid-career corrections professionals -- 2.5. Models of corrections research -- 3. Summary and conclusions -- 3.1. Governance structures of police and corrections training -- 3.2. Models of basic police and corrections training for new recruits or new hires -- 3.3. Models of in-service or advanced training for mid-career policing and corrections professionals -- 3.4. Models of police and corrections research -- 3.5. Summary and conclusion -- Appendix A. Models of police training and research -- Appendix B. Policing jurisdictions searched and related documents -- Appendix C. Models of corrections training and research -- Appendix D. Corrections jurisdictions searched and related documents.

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