Jonathan Hussey opens Imperfect with the letter accepting him onto probation training, received days after he sat in a police cell. A former nightclub doorman who by his own admission could barely navigate his own life is handed the job of helping others navigate theirs. That irony runs through everything that follows. This is not a memoir by someone who had it figured out. It is a memoir by someone who did the work anyway and learned it on the people in front of him. Those p

A practical guide to working with offenders that covers everything training doesn't.