Samuel Walker, Professor Emeritus of Criminal Justice, dedicated 31 years to teaching at the University of Nebraska, Omaha. His scholarly work delves into policing, the history and policy of criminal justice, and civil liberties. Currently, his research concentrates on police accountability, particularly citizen oversight and Early Intervention Systems. With a background as a historian, he is also completing a significant work exploring the relationship between U.S. presidents and civil liberties.
This collection of practical sermons by Samuel Walker is a classic of religious literature. Published in the early 19th century, it is a timeless and inspiring guide to Christian living, covering a wide range of topics from the nature of God to the duties of man. With its clear and accessible style, The Christian is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of the Christian faith.
This rhyming children's book series is about one little girl's journey to obtain her almighty superpower; the can-do attitude! Each book emphasizes unique connections between parents and children while identifying emotional intelligence as a critical source of inner strength. Visually, we see our shero's life from a dual perspective, showcasing the inner and outer world, bringing life to her emotions while poetically speaking the resolutions to understanding them. Influenced by songwriting and poetry, the sayings within each story are sure to become family go-to's when conversing about inner conflict, character development, emotional identity, and confidence. BOOK 1: Activating My Can-do Attitude BOOK 2: Coming soon BOOK 3: Coming soon BOOK 4: TDA BOOK 5: TDA Written by: Samuel Walker Illustrated by: Melanie Hebert
Exploring the dramatic rise in US house prices since the 1970s, this book delves into the world of real estate investment and wealth accumulation. It highlights the pathways to joining the ranks of billionaires who have successfully navigated this lucrative market. Through insightful analysis and practical advice, readers are encouraged to understand the dynamics of real estate as a means to achieve financial success and security.
This collection features fifty-two sermons that delve into the baptismal covenant, the Creed, the Ten Commandments, and other significant themes in practical religion. Originally published in 1789, it offers timeless insights and teachings that remain relevant for contemporary readers. The reprint maintains the high quality of the original edition, ensuring that the depth of the sermons is preserved for those seeking to explore foundational aspects of faith and morality.
Challenging prevalent misconceptions about crime, this book offers a critical analysis of American policies related to crime control, guns, and drugs. The Eighth Edition utilizes current research to debunk myths and political rhetoric, highlighting what fails in crime policy while identifying effective, problem-oriented approaches in policing and prosecution. It presents a nuanced understanding of the justice system, emphasizing key principles and patterns, making it an essential read for those seeking clarity in crime-related issues.
A Story of Poor Custodians
The book provides a comprehensive analysis of civil liberties records throughout the presidencies from Woodrow Wilson to Barack Obama. It delves into how each administration approached civil rights issues, highlighting significant actions and policies that shaped American freedoms over the decades. By examining historical contexts and decisions, the author sheds light on the evolving landscape of civil liberties in the United States, making it a critical resource for understanding the intersection of politics and personal freedoms.
The book is a facsimile reprint, which means it replicates an original work but may include imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia, and flawed pages. These characteristics could provide insight into its historical context and the reading experience of previous owners.
Focused on the biblical concept of the "armor of God," this collection of ten sermons by Samuel Walker provides encouragement for Christians to face life's challenges with steadfast faith. Each sermon delves into key elements like truth, righteousness, and salvation, offering practical advice rooted in Scripture. Written in an accessible style, it serves as a guide for both new and seasoned believers seeking to deepen their faith. This facsimile reprint preserves the original work's cultural significance while ensuring its availability for modern readers.