How Kristin Died?

1. Psychodynamic Theory

1.1. Bouncer boyfriend-Michael Cartier

1.2. Abusive relationship

1.2.1. Cartier was abusive and brutal not only to Kristin but other women

1.2.2. Mention of killing his mother

1.2.3. Cartier dismembered, tortured, and killed pets

1.2.4. Cartier injected blood into a ketchup bottle at a restaurant

1.2.5. Cartier violated restraining orders and conditions of probation

1.2.6. On May 30, 1992 Cartier killed Kristin and himself

1.3. Human Behavior and Motivation

1.4. Organizational Theory

1.4.1. The public agencies responsible for obtaining Cartier's background

1.5. Abraham Maslow

1.5.1. Hierarchy of human needs such as physiological needs, safety, and self actualization needs

2. Bureaucracy Theory

2.1. Probation Officer

2.1.1. Law Enforcement

2.1.1.1. Judicial System and Process

2.1.1.1.1. Judicial System Failure

2.1.1.2. Cartier's Criminal and Mental Health History

2.1.1.3. Communication

2.1.2. Providing Protection, Processing Violation of Probation Report, Obtaining Arrest Warrant, and Serving Arrest Warrants

2.2. Supervision and Re-entry efforts by Probation Officers'

3. New Public Administration Theory

3.1. Management Phiosophy

3.1.1. New reforms

4. Rational Choice Theory

4.1. Cost effective means to achieve goal

4.2. Human decision making abilities

4.3. Understanding of social behavior

5. Bureaucracy and Organization theory contributed to the case study of How Kristin Died based off of the organization and planning structures of the criminal justice responsible for protecting Kristin.

6. Organizational Theory

6.1. To improve and prevent any future cases such as Kristin Lardner. The individuals responsible such as police and probation officers' need to be able communicate regardless of jurisdiction.

6.2. Timely processing of restraining orders

6.3. Decision making abilities

6.4. Changing structure and responsibility to provide a service

6.5. Identifying Barriers

7. Collaboration Administration