Frederick S. Calhoun Livres

A highly readable account of a popular subject, the US marshals and their deputies, long the only nationwide civilian police power available to the president, Congress, and the federal courts, and still retaining broad jurisdiction and authority. Calhoun (historian, US Marshals Service) tells the story of the marshals and their involvement in many significant events in American history. With 32 pages of illustrations. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

The book focuses on practical strategies for recognizing and dealing with individuals who may pose a threat of violence. It offers a systematic approach to identifying warning signs, assessing risks, and implementing effective management techniques. Aimed at professionals in various fields, it serves as a valuable resource for enhancing safety and preventing violent incidents through informed intervention.