Tim Prenzler is Chief Investigator in the Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security (CEPS)and manager of the centre's 'Integrity Systems' Project, as well as a Professor in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia. He has developed and taught courses insituational crime prevention, security management, criminal justice ethics, social justice and police studies. He has also contributed to a number of textbooks and co-edited An Introduction to Crime and Criminology (Pearson, 2007, with Hennessey Hayes). Tim's research focuses on the application of crime prevention principles to corruption and misconduct, especially misconduct amongst police and security providers. He is the co-author of The Law of Private Security in Australia (Thomson Lawbook, 2009, with Rick Sarre).
""Ethics and Accountability in Criminal Justice: Towards a
Universal Standard is unique in the criminology literature in
Australia. It addresses the urgent question of how to reduce
misconduct, improve ethical practice and minimise miscarriages of
justice across the criminal justice system. The book is well
written and accessible to a wide range of readers. In addressing
the central question it presents a series of instructive case
studies, focusing in particular on demonstrated strategies for
achieving best practice.""
-- Professor Jenny Fleming, Tasmanian Institute of Law Enforcement
Studies, University of Tasmania.
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