Professional Issues in Criminal Justice (PICJ)
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Professional Issues in Criminal Justice (PICJ) is a peer-reviewed journal that seeks to integrate the world of the practitioner with that of the scholar. PICJ places a strong emphasis on the professional practice of criminal justice and at the same time demonstrates how academic approaches can benefit the practitioner. With this in mind, both quantitative and qualitative submissions are welcomed. Evaluative research of new practitioner programs (court operation and administration as well as issues facing law enforcement and correctional agencies) are ideal submissions for this journal. Likewise, PICJ includes, as a sub-theme, a variety of multinational issues in criminal justice and/or related topics. It is expected that many future volumes will illustrate the professional practice of criminal justice around the globe. PICJ has an established group of reviewers and our dedicated staff members are working to finalize the online design elements. At this time, the executive board is currently seeking submissions for this journal. If interested in submitting a manuscript to PICJ, please simply indicate interest and send your manuscript by e-mail as a Microsoft Word attachment to: Cliff Roberson LLM, Ph.D.Editor-in-Chief, PICJ Journal (713) 703-6639 croberson@kaplan.edu |
Executive Editor Frank J. DiMarino, J.D., L.L.M.Kaplan University fjdimarino@kaplan.edu Editor-in-Chief Cliff Roberson LLM, Ph.D. Associate Editor Cloud Miller III , Ph.D. Executive Board Karen Evans, Ph.D. Katherine Jean Bennett , Ph.D. Alejandro del Carmen , Ph.D. Thomas Jurkanin, Ph.D. William I. Weston, J.D., Ph.D.
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