This page summarizes some of my work on ethics, critical thinking, and professional applications of ethical principles in practice.

Book: Professional Ethics in Criminal Justice: Being Ethical When No One is Looking. 2nd edition. (Allyn & Bacon, 2008).

Course: Developed and taught graduate-level ethics course for criminal justice professionals, Virginia Commonwealth University (1999; on-line version 2007).

Presentation: “Professional Ethics.”  Four-hour workshop for supervisors of the City of Richmond Department of Juvenile Justice. (1998).

Presentation: “Teaching Ethics Not as a Subject, But as a Mode of Human Conduct.”  Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.  Louisville, Kentucky.  March, 1997.

Article: “Presidential Address: Five Fundamental Mistakes of Criminal Justice,” Justice Quarterly, 13 (December, 1996).

Presentation: "The Elvis Conspiracy: A Different Way to Teach Critical Thinking."  Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Association of Criminal Justice Sciences.  Newport, Rhode Island.  June, 1993.

Presentation: "Books, Heroes, and Reading as a Way of Life."   Presentation as part of National Library Week.  West Seneca School District, New York.  April, 1990.

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