Privatizing the United States justice system : police, adjudication, and corrections services from the private sector / edited by Gary W. Bowman, Simon Hakim, Paul Seidenstat.
1992
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Title
Privatizing the United States justice system : police, adjudication, and corrections services from the private sector / edited by Gary W. Bowman, Simon Hakim, Paul Seidenstat.
Published
Jefferson, N.C. : McFarland & Company, 1992.
Call Number
HV9950 .P75 1992
ISBN
0899507042 (library binding/alkaline paper)
Description
x, 342 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)25047599
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword. The Justice System and the Private Sector: Time for an Expanded Partnership / James K. Stewart
1Introduction / Gary W. Bowman Simon Hakim Paul Seidenstat
1
Pt. 1
Police
2Three Centuries of Criminal Justice Privatization in the United States / Robert D. McCrie
12
3Can Police Services Be Privatized? / Philip E. Fixler, Jr. Robert W. Poole, Jr.
27
4Private Security and Controlling Crime / Edwin W. Zedlewski
42
5Community Policing, Problem-Oriented Policing, Police-Citizen Coproduction of Public Safety, and the Privatization of Crime Control / Ronald L. Boostrom Corina A. Draper
56
6Direct and Indirect Benefits of Intergovernmental Contracting for Police Services / Stephen L. Mehay Rodolfo A. Gonzalez
67
7An Empirical Analysis of Contracting Out Local Government Services / Dolores Tremewan Martin Robert M. Stein
82
8Police Privatization Ventures as Strategies to Maintain and Enhance Public Safety / Roland C. Dart, III
107
9Contracting Out: The Most Viable Solution / Mike Freeman
131
10Privatization in Criminal Justice: One Perspective in Southern California / Jerry A. Usher
138
11A Police Chief's View of Privatization of the Criminal Justice System / Thomas R. Windham
153
12The Starrett Protective Service: Private Policing in an Urban Community / William F. Walsh Edwin J. Donovan James F. McNicholas
157
13Private Sector Liaison with Police / Michael G. Shanahan
178
14The Reasons for the Inefficient U.S. Justice System and Suggested Remedies / Richard Neely
182
Pt. 2
Adjudication
15Privatization of Justice / Larry Ray
190
16Market Failure Versus Government Failure in the Production of Adjudication / Bruce L. Benson
203
17Private Prosecution / Tim Valentine
226
18Private Dispute Resolution / Michael S. Gillie
229
19Mediators: Legal and Practical Profiles / David U. Strawn
238
Pt. 3
Corrections
20Private Corrections / Samuel Jan Brakel
254
21The Privatization of Jails: A Management Perspective / Richard Kiekbusch
275
22The Public Sector's Responsibilities in Privatizing Court Related and Correctional Services / Robert J. Gemignani
281
23The Economics of Privatizing Criminal Justice Facilities / Robert S. Guzek
290
24Privatization of Corrections: Two Canadian Perspectives / Daniel Hawe Howard Sapers Paulette Doyle
294
25Barriers to Entry of Private-Sector Industry into a Prison Environment / George D. Bronson Claire S. Bronson Michael J. Wynne Richard F. Olson
325
26More Warehouses, or Factories with Fences? / Warren E. Burger
330
The Editors and Contributors
337
Index
339