
Talking crime and criminal justice issues with America's Criminologist Dr Currie Myers as well as Opinion Editorials, Perspectives, and Academic Papers.
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"A city rarely becomes unsafe because criminals become bolder. It becomes unsafe because leaders become weaker."
— Dr. Currie Myers
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s decision to remove Police Chief Shon Barnes following the deadly mass shooti...
Illegal migration is commonly examined through humanitarian, economic, or partisan political frameworks. While these perspectives explain many individual decisions to migrate, they do not fully account for the complex behaviora...
One of the greatest misconceptions about criminal investigations is that they begin with proof.
They do not.
Crime and Society Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a fre...
Courtesy First Draft | John Nantz | Substack
Joining me this week was John Nantz, retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent, former Deputy Sheriff, and columnist for Townhall and Newsmax.
John recently sat down with FBI Director Kash Patel an...
“You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”
—John 8:32 (RSV-CE)
History has a way of humbling us.
Events that once appeared clear become complicated. Decisions once defended with certainty are revisited with greater...
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Sheriff (Ret) Currie Myers is a 24-year career law enforcement officer at the local, state, and federal level and is on faculty in the Criminology Department at Benedictine College and focuses on public policy and ethics. (Opinions are my own).
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