CORRUPTION: Part One, Yielding to Temptation - Tapa blanda

Reseña del editor

Corruption: Part One, Yielding to Temptation is an inspirational book that revisits the lives of forty-nine men accused of committing various crimes. All of them were locked away inside complex prisons of the Connecticut Department of Correction. Compiled as forty-nine biographic short stories, Corruption ... will educate you on early warning signs, troublesome days, and the most recent arrest days for each character. You will clearly understand the motives behind those who intentionally committed offenses against humanity and/or personal property.

Though you may find Corruption ... an excellent reading book for leisure activity or pastime enjoyment, it was systematically created especially for implementation into Criminal Justice/Law programs at universities, colleges, business institutes and social services programs that specialize in criminal justice/injustice. Story lines in Corruption ... are easy to read and understand. Most importantly, each and every story ¿ no matter its contents ¿ has a thought-provoking ending.

Biografía del autor

Howard S. Stewart was born and raised in Princess Anne, Maryland ? a tourist region and historical town where Blacks were once shipped, by way of the Manokin River, and auctioned into slavery. He went to Washington High School in Princess Anne. In the early 80s, he enrolled into the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (formerly named Maryland State) in Princess Anne, Maryland. In 1990, he studied at University of New Haven in New Haven, Connecticut. In 1995, he attended the Connecticut School of Broadcasting in Stratford, Connecticut.A former popular disc jockey ?Mr. Magic? of Maryland?s Eastern Shore, he hosted live broadcasts at radio and television stations: WYBC-FM in New Haven, Connecticut; OC104-FM in Berlin, Maryland; WJDY-AM in Salisbury, Maryland. He worked as a news cameraman at WMDT (Channel 47) in Salisbury, Maryland.In 1997, Stewart founded and wrote a news journal called The Promoter. In 2000, he became a producer at Citizens Television, Inc., in New Haven (now in Hamden, Connecticut). In 2004, he finished his first nonfiction book manuscript entitled Corruption: Part One, Yielding to Temptation. In 2005, he completed his first fiction book manuscript called Another Chapter of Life and started a second fiction book manuscript entitled Big Brother. In 2006, he compiled a third fiction book: Speedy Finds Hope, told by John L. Jones.