… of public information officer participants who could be interviewed for the purpose of this
research. Further, there is not a large population of criminal justice … a career in law enforcement …

… Mount Royal University’s Criminal Justice program. Despite having … crime scene professionals
which can range from blanket attendance, discretionary attendance based on information …

… managerial role within HR explained that she has a solid professional and personal relationship
with civilians and the sworn officers under her remit. She added that a good relationship …

… In the current paper, however, we approach civilianization specifically from the perspective
of leveraging civilian expertise as this has been put forward as one potential approach to …

… Police communication professionals are required to have a broad and specific
professional competence in both public relations and police work, as well as a high level of …

… top data codes represent skills and abilities), law enforcement would benefit from better
trained and professional public information officers. In the absence of actual experience, skills …

… for career work undertaken by civilian criminal investigators (CIs) who are currently entering
police organizations, complementing police officers in criminal … is the “civilianization” of the …

… became increasingly professional and publicly … officers, police governance boards, senior
police management, municipal officials and community agencies outside the criminal justice …

… to use the criminal justice system to address the … of civilianization does not have to hinge
on potential cost savings. There are also reasons to think that sending unarmed professionals to …

… centralized, specialized, and civilianized that task in a … field notes collected for the ABF
studies remain a dramatically underutilized window into the mid-twentieth-century criminal justice …