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Professor Byrnes:
Mr.
Byrnes has been a faculty member in the
School of Arts and Science and Criminal
Justice since 1999. Prior to joining FIU’s
faculty, he taught at Florida State’s School
of Criminology. During his career, he
assumed the principle responsibility for
developing and maintaining project models
for the Community Base Policing program at
the Miami Dade Police Department. Mr. Byrnes
has conducted a plethora of total quality
management related research projects,
assisting agencies in restyling service
delivery in various governments. In
addition, Mr. Byrnes performed due diligence
activities for project development and
acquisition activities including performance
project risk assessments for Dade County
government. He also helped develop the
“decremental budgeting” model for Dade
County.
While at
Florida State University, Professor Byrnes
wrote and developed a city wide alarm
ordinance for the city of Tallahassee. He
also helped develop the current arrest
affidavit utilized by all police departments
in the state of Florida. His teaching and
research interests include: Theories of
Crime, Global Terrorism, Domestic Violence
Issues, Criminal Justice Policies, along
with the use of force applications. Mr.
Byrnes has lectured on Terrorism to various
groups and is currently working on a
research project on the efficacy of counter
terrorism measures. Professor Byrnes also
serves as a Journal reviewer for the
Southern Criminal Justice Association.
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Professor
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