Bill Pruitt
Assistant Professor
Criminal Justice
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Contact
- pruittb@apsu.edu
- 931-221-7538
- Clement Building Room CL 134
B.A., Criminal Justice, University of Hartford
J.D., Law, Syracuse University College of Law
Ph.D., Criminology and Public Policy, Northeastern University
J.D., Law, Syracuse University College of Law
Ph.D., Criminology and Public Policy, Northeastern University
I have been studying criminal justice for several years now. I received my undergraduate
degree in criminal justice and then obtained my law degree. Following that I pursued
my Ph.D. in criminology. I enjoy these issues and think they are important for everyone
to know about.
As I enjoy criminal justice as a topic, my hobbies tend to revolve around these issues. I enjoy reading mystery and detective stories for the puzzles and the logic games. My favorite movie is Clue, it is very funny, I highly recommend watching it.
As I enjoy criminal justice as a topic, my hobbies tend to revolve around these issues. I enjoy reading mystery and detective stories for the puzzles and the logic games. My favorite movie is Clue, it is very funny, I highly recommend watching it.
- Genocide
- Crimes against humanity
- Legal responses to atrocity crimes
- Pruitt, William R. (2021). An introduction to the criminology of genocide. Palgrave.
- Pruitt, William. (2018). Why Kagame should not seek another term. African Journal of Criminology and Justice Studies, 11(1), 55-70.
- Pruitt, William. (2017). Using And then there were none to teach crime. Academic Exchange Quarterly, 21(4), 60-65.
- Pruitt, William. (2017). Understanding genocide denial legislation: A comparative analysis. International Journal of Criminal Justice Sciences, 12(2), 270-284.
- Pruitt, William. (2017). Crime and punishment in Rwanda. Contemporary Justice Review, 20(2), 193-210.