Legal Aspects of Criminal Justice Management MSCJ 530 - Resource Guide

Workers’ Compensation

• Hunt, H. A. & Dillender, M.. (2017). Workers' Compensation: Analysis for Its Second Century. W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research.

• Kilgore, H. B. (2011). Law enforcement risk management. Sheriff, 63(1), 30-32. 

ADA

• Lefkowitz, R. (2019). What are you en(title)d two? Protecting individuals with disabilities during interactions with law enforcement under Title II of the ADA. The University of Memphis Law Review, 49(3), 707-757. 

FMLA 

• Kelly, E. L. (2010). Failure to update: An institutional perspective on noncompliance with the family and medical leave act. Law & Society Review, 44(1), 33-66. 

FLSA

• Brooks, M. E. (2004). The fair labor standards act and police compensation. FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 73(6), 24-32.

Primary Source Documents

• Missouri Department of Labor. Worker’s Compensation Insurance. (or look up comparable law for your state)
• United States Department of Justice. Civil Rights Division. Information and Technical Assistance on the Americans with Disabilities Act.
• U. S. Department of Labor. Wage and Hour Division. Family and Medical Leave Act.
• U. S. Department of Labor. Wage and Hour Division. Wages and Fair Labor Standards Act.

Workers' Compensation

• Fortin, B., Lanoie, P., & Laporte, C. (1999). Is workers' compensation a substitute for unemployment insurance?*. Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, 18(2), 165-188.

• Former officer seeks additional workers' comp benefits for delay in processing disability retirement. (2005). Police Department Disciplinary Bulletin, 13(4), 6-7.

ADA

• Kain, M. (2020). A gray area: The scope of title II of the ADA's applicability to ad hoc police encounters. Boston College Law School Boston College Law Review, 61(9), 93-111,93A.

FMLA

• Baird, C. L., & Reynolds, J. R. (2004). Employee awareness of family leave benefits: the effects of family, work, and gender. Sociological Quarterly, 45(2), 325-353.