The Investigator's Guide to Computer Crime By Carl J., Ph.D. Franklin
Publisher: Cha.rles C. Tho.mas Publ.isher 2006 | 312 Pages | ISBN: 0398076022 , 0398076014 | PDF | 2 MB

Carl J. Franklin has more than twenty years experience in the criminal justice profession. He spent almost thirteen of those years in a uniform working as a Community Service Officer, Police Officer, and in various roles as investigator and supervisor. He has worked in a uniform position with the University of Oklahoma, Norman, and Oklahoma City police departments. While a police officer, Franklin returned to the University of Oklahoma to complete a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Law Enforcement Administration. He later attended the Oklahoma University College of Law where he completed the Juris Doctor degree and was honored on three occasions with national awards for his writing in the areas of computers and constitutional law. He has also recently completed the Ph.D. in Business with an emphasis in Public Administration.
Franklin has also worked with the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals, the Cleveland County District Attorney’s Office, and as a private practitioner. He was appointed in three counties as the chief attorney for indigent defense, and maintained an active practice in criminal defense, police civil liability, and related areas.
He is the author of five books, including the Police Officer’s Guide to Civil Liability (Charles Thomas) and more than forty professional and academic articles. Franklin currently works as an Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) at Southern Utah University where he teaches criminal and constitutional law, criminal procedure, ethics, and related classes.