Law Enforcement in Writing

Presented by: Addie King | Amy Drescher | Cynthia Drew | Deborah Sharp | Sheila Stevens

Year: 2010

Panelists discuss how their experience in law enforcement helps them when writing, how their experience differs across the field, and offer anecdotes from cases.

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