No Fear : A Police Officer's Perspective
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| Rating | : | 4.83 (561 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1577361598 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 238 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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Robert Surgenor is the detective in charge of the juvenile crime unit of an Ohio police department. He has conducted seminars on juvenile crime, gangs, parental authority, and discipline, including seminars entitled "How to Change Your Child's Behavior." He is a sought-after speaker on nationally televised programs on the subject of discipline and the legal aspects of sp
About the Author Robert Surgenor is the detective in charge of the juvenile crime unit of an Ohio police department. . He has conducted seminars on juvenile crime, gangs, parental authority, and discipline, including seminars entitled "How to Change Your Child's Behavior." He is a sought-after speaker on nationally televised programs on the subject of discipline and the legal aspects of spanking. to install a video camera in his police cruiser, and has taken footage that has been aired on programs such as World's Scariest Police Chases and Real TV. He was one of the first police officers on the U.S
Interviewing hundreds of juvenile offenders and their families, Detective Surgenor discovered that the majority of violent juvenile offenders come from homes where there is no corporal punishment, or spanking. No fear of authority. In his eighteen years of service as a law enforcement officer, Detective Robert Surgenor has witnessed an alarming rise in defiance and a total lack of fear in Americas youth. The book includes an appendix that lists each of the 50 states' laws regarding child abuse and parental authority.. Surgenor advocates th
"Valid, but why the need for religious justificatioin?" according to C. Johnson. The good part for me with this book comes from the officer's observations all through his career. Though, in psychology and sociology, there are always many ways to view a result. The other possible problem with the book is that it assumes parents of. My Opinion, by Ptl. David Swaffield (retired) David Swaffield After reading Det. Surgenor's book, I was very, very impressed. I, too, am a Christian police officer (retired, 27.5 yrs. service) like Surgenor. I have seen FAR more than I ever wanted to see, and I find Det. Surgenor's research to be very well rese. I almost didn't buy this book Bryan R. Sidlinger because of the terrible review cdduggan gave it. More on that later. I'm glad I decided to purchase it. This is one of the best books on corporal punishment I've seen. I found it most helpful in its analysis of the anti-spanking leadership in the ni