CLC Criminal Justice Consulting

Consultant, Commentator,
Lecturer & Author

Background
  • Law enforcement issues
  • Criminal justice strategies
  • Crime trends
  • Terrorism & homeland security
  • Individual rights & public safety
  • Imprisonment misconduct
  • Use of force & deviant behavior
  • Drugs & gangs
  • Police corruption
  • Minority relations
  • Riot & crowd control
  • Community-oriented policing
  • Ethics & values
  • Management practices
  • Selection of chiefs/hiring practices
  • White collar/computer crime
  • Private policing
  • Biochemistry, nutrition, hereditary factors & crime
  • Criminal justice research
  • Other issues impacting criminal justice
  • Officer through Deputy Chief: LAPD
  • Chief of Police: Santa Ana, California
  • Chief of Security: Columbia Finance, Beverly Hills
  • Director: Center for Justice, University of Southern California (USC)
  • Professor & former Chair: School of Law Enforcement & Justice Administration, Western Illinois University (WIU)
  • Keynote speaker, lecturer & consultant to public/private agencies (domestic & international)
  • Expert opinion & testimony for media, court cases, and film making
  • Doctorate in Public Administration from University of Southern California (USC)
  • Author of several textbooks and more than 40 articles on criminal justice issues

 

 

Latest Publication
Criminal Justice Administration: Strategies for the 21st Century

Criminal Justice Administration:
Strategies for the 21st Century


by Clyde Cronkhite

Provides a comprehensive overview of the prevailing criminal justice organizations present in law enforcement, courts, and correctional systems. Using an approach that combines theory with application, this 576 page text explores the operations, issues, and practices that administrators, and those preparing for administrative positions, must know. Available from:

Jones & Bartlett Publishers,
http://www.jbpub.com/catalog/9780763741112/

cronkhite@macomb.com
(309) 833-1249