Identify and discuss the tips for “breaking into prison” and other criminal justice organizations as provided by Trulson, Marqart, and Mullings.
What will be an ideal response?
? Get a contact.
? Establish yourself and your research.
? Little things count, such as being on time and showing up when it is convenient for them, not you.
? Make sense of agency data by keeping in contact.
? Deliver competent, readable reports on time.
? Request to brief the agency and give a formal presentation of your findings.
? Write a personal thank-you note to everyone involved.
? Deal with adversity by planning ahead.
? Inform the agency of data use, including providing copies of the publication.
? Maintain trust by staying in for the long haul and keep in contact.
Objective: Describe how field research observation (participant observation) is conducted and data are collected.
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