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Criminal Justice : A Brief Introduction

ISBN: 9780131407763 | 0131407767
Edition: 5th
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Pub. Date: 1/1/2004

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SummaryTable of Contents
For undergraduate Introduction to Criminal Justice, Administration of Justice, and Criminal Justice courses.The world of criminal justice has changed, and now more than ever Criminal Justice: A Brief Introduction 5e is the best book for your Introduction to Criminal Justice course. As the American criminal justice system responds to the ongoing threat of domestic terrorism, the central theme of Criminal Justice: A Brief Introduction 5e individual rights (freedom) vs. public order (safety) has never been more important. Criminal Justice: A Brief... MORE
Prefacexvii
Companion Websitexix
Acknowledgmentsxxi
About the Authorxxiii
part 1 CRIME IN AMERICA1(148)
... MORECHAPTER 1: What Is Criminal Justice?
3(34)
INTRODUCTION
3(3)
CRIME IN THE LAST HALF CENTURY
6(66)
THE THEME OF THIS BOOK
72
Social Justice
13 (2)
CJ NEWS "Big Brother" Cameras on Watch for Criminals
15(2)
AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE: THE SYSTEM
17 (1)
The Consensus Model
17 (1)
The Conflict Model
17(1)
AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE: THE PROCESS
18 (5)
Investigation and Arrest
18 (2)
Pretrial Activities
20 (1)
Adjudication
21 (1)
Sentencing
22 (1)
Corrections
22(1)
DUE PROCESS AND INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
23 (2)
The Role of the Courts in Defining Rights
23 (1)
Crime Control through Due Process
24 (1)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
25(1)
CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CRIMINOLOGY
25 (3)
CJ CAREERS U.S. Federal Government 2002 General Schedule (GS) Pay
27(1)
Research and Professionalism
27(1)
MULTICULTURALISM AND DIVERSITY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
28(1)
CJ FUTURES The National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center
29 (2)
SUMMARY
31 (1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
31 (1)
WEB QUEST!
32 (1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
33(4)
CHAPTER 2: The Crime Picture
37(60)
INTRODUCTION
37 (3)
Crime Data and Social Policy
39 (1)
The Collection of Crime Data
39(1)
THE UNIFORM CRIME REBORTS
40 (12)
Development of the UCR Program
40 (1)
Historical Trends
41 (2)
UCR Terminology
43 (2)
Part 1 Offenses
45 (7)
MULTICULTURALISM AND DIVERSITY IN AMERICA
Race and the Criminal justice System
52 (4)
CJ EXHIBIT Identity Theft: A New Kind of Larceny
56 (6)
Part II Offenses
58 (1)
NIBRS: The New UCR
58(4)
THE NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMIZATION SURVEY
62(5)
COMPARISONS OF THE UCR AND THE NCVS
67(1)
Problems with the UCR and the NCVS
67(1)
SPECIAL CATEGORIES OF CRIME
68 (2)
Crime Against Women
69 (1)
MULTICULTURALISM AND DIVERSITY IN AMERICA
Gender Issues in Criminal Justice
70 (2)
Crime Against the Elderly
72 (1)
CJ EXHIBIT Offline versus Online Stalking: A Comparison
73 (7)
Hate Crime
74 (2)
Corporate and White-Collar Crime
76 (2)
Organized Crime
78 (1)
Gun Crime
79 (1)
CJ EXHIBIT Gun Control
80 (2)
Drug Crime
81 (1)
CJ CAREERS Agents Needed: Drug Enforcement Administration
82 (2)
High-Technology and Computer Crime
83 (1)
CJ NEWS Law Enforcers Report Spike in Cybercrime
84 (3)
Terrorism
86(1)
CJ EXHIBIT What Is Terrorist Activity?
87(1)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
88 (1)
SUMMARY
89 (1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
90 (1)
WEB QUEST!
90 (1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
91(6)
CHAPTER 3: Criminal Law
97(52)
INTRODUCTION
97(1)
THE NATURE AND PURPOSE OF LAW
97(2)
THE RULE OF LAW
99(1)
TYPES OF LAW
100 (8)
Criminal Law
100 (1)
Civil Law
101 (5)
Administrative Law
106 (1)
Case Law
106 (1)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
107 (1)
Procedural Law
107(1)
GENERAL CATEGORIES OF CRIME
108 (2)
Felonies
108 (1)
Misdemeanors
108 (1)
Offenses
109 (1)
Treason and Espionage
109 (1)
Inchoate Offenses
110(1)
GENERAL FEATURES OF CRIME
110 (5)
The Criminal Act (Adus Reus)
110 (1)
A Guilty Mind (Mens Rea)
111 (2)
Concurrence
113 (1)
Other Features of Crime
113(2)
ELEMENTS OF A SPECIFIC CRIMINAL OFFENSE
115 (3)
The Example of Murder
115 (2)
The Corpus Delicti of a Crime
117(1)
TYPES OF DEFENSES TO A CRIMINAL CHARGE
118 (8)
Alibi
118 (1)
Justifications
118 (3)
Excuses
121 (5)
CJ CAREERS Career Opportunities: U.S. Secret Service
126 (14)
Procedural Defenses
130 (3)
Innovative Defenses
133 (7)
MULTICULTURALISM AND DIVERSITY IN AMERICA Legal Authority and the Criminal Law
140(2)
SUMMARY
142 (1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
142 (1)
WEB QUEST!
143 (1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
143(6)
part 2 POLICING149(152)
CHAPTER 4: Police Organization and Management
151(40)
INTRODUCTION
157
FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
152 (8)
The Federal Bureau of Investigation
153 (2)
CJ CAREERS Applicants Wanted: Federal Bureau of Investigation
155(3)
CJ NEWS FBI Makeover Speeds Along
158(2)
STATE-LEVEL AGENCIES
160(2)
CJ FUTURES NCIC 2000
161(1)
LOCAL AGENCIES
162(2)
POLICE ADMINISTRATION
164 (9)
Styles of Policing
164 (1)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
165 (1)
Police-Community Relations
166(7)
POLICE DEPARTMENTS AS LEARNING ORGANIZATIONS
173 (609)
CJ FUTURES Police Learning Organizations and Technology
175 (1)
Scientific Police Management
176 (4)
CJ NEWS CompStat: From Humble Beginnings
180(602)
DISCRETION AND THE INDIVIDUAL OFFICER
782
SUMMARY
184 (1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
185 (1)
WEB QUEST!
185 (1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
186(5)
CHAPTER 5: Policing: Legal Aspects
191 (54)
INTRODUCTION
191 (600)
THE ABUSE OF POLICE POWER
791
A Changing Legal Climate
194(2)
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
196(601)
Due Process Requirements
196(601)
SEARCH AND SEIZURE
797
The Exclusionary Rule
197(2)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
199 (4)
The Warren Court (1953-1969)
199 (3)
The Burger (1969-1986) and Rehnquist (1986-Present) Courts
202 (1)
CJ FUTURES The "Computer Errors Exception" to the Exclusionary Rule
203(4)
CJ EXHIBIT Plain-View Requirements
207(1)
ARREST
208 (13)
Searches Incident to Arrest
209 (1)
CJ NEWS High Court Upholds Mom's Arrest in Seatbelt Violation-Cuffs, Jail Allowed in Minor Offenses
210 (4)
CJ CAREERS U.S. Border Patrol
214 (1)
Emergency Searches of Persons
214 (1)
Vehicle Searches
215 (3)
Suspicionless Searches
218 (2)
High-Technology Searches
220(1)
THE INTELLIGENCE FUNCTION
221 (18)
Informants
221 (1)
Police Interrogation
222 (2)
The Right to a Lawyer at Interrogation
224 (1)
Suspect Rights: The Miranda Decision
225 (1)
CJ EXHIBIT The Miranda Warnings
226 (4)
CJ EXHIBIT The Miranda Triggers
230 (1)
Gathering Special Kinds of Nontestimonial Evidence
231 (1)
Electronic Eavesdropping
232 (2)
CJ EXHIBIT The USA PATRIOT Act of 2001
234(5)
SUMMARY
239(1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
239(1)
WEB QUEST!
239(1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
240(5)
CHAPTER 6: Issues in Policing
245(56)
INTRODUCTION
245(1)
POLICE PERSONALITY AND CULTURE
245 (3)
MULTICULTURALISM AND DIVERSITY IN AMERICA Policing a Multicultural Society
247(1)
CORRUPTION AND INTEGRITY
248 (6)
Money-The Root of Police Evil?
251 (1)
Building Police Integrity
252 (1)
Drug Testing of Police Employees
253(1)
THE DANGERS OF POLICE WORK
254 (6)
Violence in the Line of Duty
255 (1)
Risk of Disease and Infected Evidence
256 (2)
Stress and Fatigue among Police Officers
258(2)
POLICE CIVIL LIABILITY
260 (6)
Common Sources of Civil Suits
261 (2)
Federal Lawsuits
263 (1)
CJ NEWS "De-policing" a Response to Community's Criticism
264(2)
RACIAL PROFILING
266 (4)
CJ NEWS Once Appalled by Race Profiling, Many Find Themselves Doing It
268(1)
Racially Biased Policing
269(1)
POLICE USE OF FORCE
270 (6)
Deadly Force
273 (1)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
273 (2)
CJ CAREERS Apply Here: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
275(1)
Less-Lethal Weapons
276(1)
PROFESSIONALISM AND ETHICS
276 (4)
CJ EXHIBIT The Law Enforcement Code of Ethics
277 (1)
Education and Training
278 (1)
MULTICULTURALISM AND DIVERSITY IN AMERICA Investigating Crime in a Multicultural Setting
279(1)
Recruitment and Selection
280(1)
ETHNIC AND GENDER DIVERSITY IN POLICING
280 (5)
Women as Effective Police Officers
283 (1)
What Can Be Done?
284(1)
PRIVATE PROTECTIVE SERVICES
285 (8)
The Development of Private Policing
287 (2)
The Private System of Justice
289 (1)
The Professionalization of Private Security
290 (1)
CJ EXHIBIT American Society for Industrial Security Code of Ethics
291(1)
Integrating Public and Private Security
292(1)
SUMMARY
293(1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
294(1)
WEB QUEST!
295(1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
295 (6)
part 3 ADJUDICATION301 (140)
CHAPTER 7: The Courts
303(34)
INTRODUCTION
303(1)
AMERICAN COURT HISTORY
304 (16)
State Court Development
304 (3)
State Court Systems Today
307 (6)
The Rise of the Federal Courts
313 (3)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
316(4)
PRETRIAL ACTIVITIES
320 (11)
The First Appearance
320 (1)
MULTICULTURALISM AND DIVERSITY IN AMERICA The International Criminal Court
321 (4)
CJ EXHIBIT Nonjudicial Pretrial Release Decisions
325 (3)
The Grand Jury
328 (1)
The Preliminary Hearing
328 (1)
Arraignment and the Plea
329(2)
SUMMARY
331 (1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
332 (1)
WEB QUEST!
332 (1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
332(5)
CHAPTER 8: The Courtroom Work Group and the Criminal Trial
337(52)
INTRODUCTION
337(1)
THE COURTROOM WORK GROUP: PROFESSIONAL COURTROOM ACTORS
338
The Judge
340 (2)
The Prosecuting Attorney
342 (2)
CJ NEWS Federal Prosecutor James Comey-The U.S. Attorney Handling Criminal Probes of WorldCom, Adelphia, and ImClone
344 (2)
The Defense Counsel
346 (5)
CJ EXHIBIT Gideon v. Wainwright and Indigent Defense
351 (2)
CJ EXHIBIT American Bar Association Code of Professional Responsibility
353(1)
The Bailiff
354(1)
CJ CAREERS Marshals Needed: U.S. Marshals Service
354 (1)
Local Court Administrators
355 (1)
The Court Reporter
355 (1)
The Clerk of Court
355 (1)
The Expert Witness
356
OUTSIDERS: NONPROFESSIONAL COURTROOM PARTICIPANTS
337 (30)
Lay Witnesses
357 (1)
Jurors
358 (1)
The Victim
358 (1)
The Defendant
359 (1)
The Press
360(7)
THE CRIMINAL TRIAL
367 (14)
Trial Initiation: The Speedy Trial Act
363 (2)
Jury Selection
365 (3)
CJ EXHIBIT Peremptory Challenges and Race
368 (1)
Opening Statements
369 (1)
The Presentation of Evidence
369 (1)
CJ EXHIBIT Pretrial and Posttrial Motions
370 (3)
CJ EXHIBIT "Pleading the Fifth"
373 (2)
Closing Arguments
375 (1)
The Judge's Charge to the Jury
375 (1)
Jury Deliberations and the Verdict
376 (2)
CJ FUTURES Courtrooms of the Future
378 (2)
MULTICULTURALISM AND DIVERSITY IN AMERICA The Bilingual Courtroom
380(1)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
381(1)
IMPROVING THE ADJUDICATION PROCESS
381(1)
SUMMARY
382(1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
382(1)
WEB QUEST!
383(1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
383(6)
CHAPTER 9: Sentencing
389(52)
INTRODUCTION
389(1)
THE PHILOSOPHY AND GOALS OF CRIMINAL SENTENCING
390 (5)
Retribution
391 (1)
Incapacitation
391 (1)
Deterrence
392 (1)
Rehabilitation
392 (1)
Restoration
393(2)
INDETERMINATE SENTENCING
395(2)
Critiques of Indeterminate Sentencing
396(1)
STRUCTURED SENTENCING
397 (7)
Critiques of Structured Sentencing
399 (1)
CJ EXHIBIT Aggravating and Mitigating Circumstances
399 (2)
Mandatory Sentencing
401 (1)
CJ EXHIBIT Three Strikes and You're Out: A Brief History of the "Get Tough on Crime" Movement
402(2)
TRUTH IN SENTENCING
404(1)
FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES
405 (1)
Federal Guideline Provisions
405 (1)
Plea Bargaining under the Guidelines
406(1)
INNOVATIONS IN SENTENCING
406 (4)
CJ FUTURES Is Chemical Castration a Valid Sentencing Option?
407 (1)
Questions about Alternative Sanctions
408 (1)
CJ NEWS Does "Scarlet Letter" Judge Cross the Line?
409(1)
THE SENTENCING ENVIRONMENT
410(2)
The Presentence Investigation Report
411(1)
THE VICTIM-FORGOTTEN NO LONGER
412 (4)
CJ EXHIBIT President Calls for Victims' Rights Amendment
414(1)
Victim-Impact Statements
414(2)
TRADITIONAL SENTENCING OPTIONS
416 (16)
Fines
417 (2)
Death: The Ultimate Sanction
419 (13)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
432(1)
SUMMARY
432(1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
433(1)
WEB QUEST!
433(1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
434(7)
part 4 CORRECTIONS441
CHAPTER 10: Probation, Parole, and Community Corrections
443(30)
INTRODUCTION
443(2)
WHAT IS PROBATION?
445(3)
The Extent of Probation
446(2)
Probation Conditions
448(1)
WHAT IS PAROLE?
448 (9)
The Extent of Parole
449 (1)
Parole Conditions
450 (1)
Federal Parole
450(7)
PROBATION AND PAROLE: THE PLUSES AND MINUSES
457
Advantages of Probation and Parole
451 (1)
Disadvantages of Probation and Parole
452(1)
THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT
452(3)
THE FEDERAL PROBATION SYSTEM
455(1)
THE JOB OF PROBATION AND PAROLE OFFICERS
456 (2)
CJ CAREERS Help Wanted: U.S. Probation Officer
456 (1)
The Challenges of the Job
457(1)
INTERMEDIATE SANCTIONS
458 (6)
Split Sentencing
459 (1)
Shock Probation and Shock Parole
459 (1)
Shock Incarceration
459 (2)
Mixed Sentencing and Community Service
461 (1)
Intensive Supervision
462 (1)
Home Confinement and Electronic Monitoring
462(2)
THE FUTURE OF PROBATION AND PAROLE
464 (3)
CJ FUTURES Probation Kiosks: High-Tech Supervision
466(1)
SUMMARY
467(1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
467(1)
WEB QUEST!
468(1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
468(5)
CHAPTER 11: Prisons and Jails
473(34)
INTRODUCTION
473(1)
PRISONS TODAY
473 (14)
The Philosophy of Imprisonment
476 (3)
Overcrowding
479 (3)
Security Levels
482 (1)
The Federal Prison System
483 (3)
Recent Improvements
486 (1)
CJ CAREERS Now Hiring: Federal Bureau of Prisons
486(1)
JAILS
487 (9)
Women and Jail
488 (1)
CJ NEWS Politically Correct Punishment
489(2)
The Growth of Jails
491 (2)
Direct-Supervision Jails
493 (2)
Jails and the Future
495 (1)
CJ EXHIBIT American Jail Association Code of Ethics for Jail Officers
495(1)
PRIVATE PRISONS
496 (4)
CJ FUTURES Jails and the Future
497 (3)
CJ EXHIBIT Arguments for and Against the Privatization of Prisons
500(1)
SUMMARY
500(1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
501(1)
WEB QUEST!
501(1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
502(5)
CHAPTER 12: Prison Life
507
INTRODUCTION
507(1)
Research on Prison Life-Total Institutions
507(1)
THE MALE INMATE'S WORLD
508 (68)
CJ EXHIBIT Prison Argot: The Language of Confinement
510 (1)
The Evolution of Prison Subcultures
510 (1)
The Functions of Prison Subcultures
511 (1)
Prison Lifestyles and Inmate Types
512 (2)
Homosexuality in Prison
514(62)
THE FEMALE INMATE'S WORLD
576
Social Structure in Women's Prisons
518 (1)
CJ NEWS Child Sleepovers at Prison Reviewed
519 (2)
Types of Female Inmates
521 (1)
Violence in Women's Prisons
521(1)
THE STAFF WORLD
522 (4)
Types of Correctional Officers
523 (1)
FREEDOM OR SAFETY? You Decide
524 (1)
The Professionalization of Correctional Officers
525 (1)
CJ EXHIBIT American Correctional Association Code of Ethics
525(1)
PRISON RIOTS
526 (2)
Causes of Riots
526 (2)
Stages in Riots and Riot Control
528(1)
PRISONERS' RIGHTS
528 (13)
The Legal Basis of Prisoners' Rights
530 (1)
Precedents in Prisoners' Rights
531(5)
CJ EXHIBIT Federal Oversight of the Texas Prison System: A Timeline
536 (2)
A Return to the Hands-Off Doctrine?
538 (3)
CJ CAREERS Support Positions Available: U.S. Customs Service
541(1)
ISSUES FACING PRISONS TODAY
541 (5)
AIDS
542 (1)
Geriatric Offenders
543 (1)
Mentally III Inmates
544 (1)
CJ FUTURES Technocorrections
545(1)
SUMMARY
546(1)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
547(1)
WEB QUEST!
547(1)
LIBRARY EXTRAS!
548
Appendix I Bill of Rights
553 (2)
Appendix II List of Acronyms
555 (2)
Index
557
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Introduction: What Is Barbecue?1(4)
A Brief History of Barbecue in America5(12)
GETTING STARTED: A Concise Primer on Grilling & Barbecuing17(15)
A short course in choosing a grill, setting it up, getting it lit, and knowing when the food is cooked.
OFF TO A FIERY START32(76)
Begin the meal with pizzazz. Flame cook Prosciutto-Wrapped Peaches like they do in Virginia,
chicken wings the Louisville way, Mojo-Marinated Pork Florida style, and Tiki Beef Kebabs with
California flare. Dozens of choices, plus some drinks to serve alongside, including a Chimayo Cocktail.
LIVE-FIRE SALADS108(24)
Grilling brings out the best in a salad. Wait until you try the Grilled Caesar Salad
or the Tomato and Hearts of Palm. Plus Calamari Salad with White Beans and Bitter Lettuce,
and four kinds of slaw.
BREADS AND PIZZAS132(30)
The grill makes the perfect toaster. There's plenty of room for that Little Italy favorite,
garlic bread. Or A New Corn Stick from the West Indies. Or pizzas the way they grill them
in Rhode Island and New York. Bread takes to fire like smoke to the grill.
GLORIOUSLY GRILLED BEEF162(70)
North America's love affair with beef is celebrated in a luscious round-up of steaks from Tucson,
San Antonio, New York, Miami, Dallas, Toronto, L.A., Indianapolis, and of course, Philadelphia
(sizzling with cheese). Plus briskets from North Dakota, Oklahoma, and Ohio, and everything else big and beefy.
GOING WHOLE HOG232(76)
The icon of American barbecue, pork, couldn't be more succulent than it is here-pulled and piled high
on buns like they do in North Carolina, coffee-crusted and served Kentucky-style with Redeye Barbecue sauce,
roasted whole for a pig pickin' à la West Virginia. Plus ribs from all over, including Missouri's sweet
and Smoky Dry Rub version.
LAMB WITH SIZZLE308(24)
A favorite meat of our Founding Fathers, and it's no wonder. Wait until you try Virginia's Spit-Roasted
Lamb with Butter & Salt, Illinois' Smoked Lamb Shanks with Mint Barbecue Sauce, and Missouri's BBQ Queens'
Parmesan Pepper Rack of Lamb. You'll understand why.
BURGERS, DOGS & SAUSAGES332(32)
Seeking a new way to grill a burger? Look no further than Connecticut's Ultimate Hamburger. Or, how about
a California sushi burger? Hot dogs? Try Cincinnati Chili Dogs. Or how about great Grilled Greek Sausage
with Peppers and Onions, a top choice in Massachusetts. Plus plenty of other recipes for America's barbecue
favorites.
BIRDS ON THE BARBECUE364(68)
Brant's Brined Beer Butt Bird from Alabama, New York's Original Cornell Chicken, Missouri's Powderpuff
Barbecued Chicken Breasts, Huli Huli Chicken from Hawaii, and Vermont's Perfect Thanksgiving Turkey.
Plus duck, game hens, and quail. The best birds cooked the best ways-grilled, smoked, or spitroasted.
FLAME-SEARED FISH432(88)
Maple-Mustard salmon from Vermont, New Jersey's Grilled Swordfish with Summer Salsa, Spice-Crusted Tuna
from California, Bacon-Grilled Trout from Montana, Big Apple Cod from New York, and Grouper Matacumbe from
the Florida Keys-our country is rich with fish; here they are all fired up to perfection.
SIZZLING SHELLFISH520(44)
Soft-shell crabs grilled the Delaware way. A Canadian dill-grilled lobster. Five West Coast ways to grill
oysters. Shellfish is more than shrimp on the barbie, but they're here, too, grilled both Louisiana and
Indiana style.
THE VEGETARIAN GRILL564(22)
Portobello "Cheese steaks" from Pennsylvania, Hickory-Smoked Baked Bean Squash from Maine, and three different
quesadillas from across the country are barbecued dishes so good, no one will beef!
FLAME- ROASTED VEGETABLES586(40)
There's nothing like live fire to bring out a vegetable's sweetness. Not to be missed are Louisiana's Cajun
Grilled Asparagus or Midwestern Grilled Corn with Maytag Blue Cheese. Or how about Hawaii's Grilled Plantains,
or Vermont's Madeira Grilled Acorn Squash.
SIDES FROM THE GRILL626(30)
Grill up a New England "baked apple." Prepare brown beans the West Virginia way. Serve spaghetti with a smoky
sauce like they do in Tennessee or grilled macaroni and cheese New Mexico style. These side dishes are
stand-out sensational.
UNBEATABLE SAUCES656(42)
Dozens of sauces to choose from, covering all the great barbecue regions. Try St. Louis Red and Nashville Sweet,
Central Texas Barbecue sauce, or a trio of sauces, from Kentucky. There are also Liquid Fire from Florida and
The Doctor's Medicine from Tennessee. Plus slathers, salsas, and chutneys.
HERE'S THE RUB698 (14)
Make great barbecue even better with the pit master's secret weapons-the rubs, marinades, mop sauces, and glazes
used to add flavor and sheen to meat or fish. Try Tennessee's versatile sweet-hot Cold Mountain Rub-it's good
on just about everything. If you're looking for something more tongue-torturing, Missouri's K.C. Pepper Rub
fills the bill. No barbecue should leave the grill without a little something from this chapter.
GREAT GRILLED DESSERTS712(29)
Don't let the fire die down until you've flame seared dessert: Smoke-Roasted Apple Crisp, Cinnamon Grilled
Peaches, Smoked Alaska, and Grilled S'Mores are all worth keeping the coals aglow.
CONVERSION TABLES741 (1)
MAIL-ORDER SOURCES742 (4)
BIBLIOGRAPHY746 (3)
PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS749(3)
INDEX752

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