Crime and Justice, Volume 28
A Review of Research
400 pages
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6 x 9-1/4
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© 2001
The most relevant topics for today=s policy makers and academicians are presented in a manner both comprehensive and accessible. As editor, Tonry has created a careful blend of the key philosophical, theoretical, and policy-relevant issues of the day. This volume is a must for any bookshelf. —Criminal Justice Review
Volume 28 is a review of recent research on criminal justice issues, with a careful balance of research, theory, and practice.
Contributors:
John Laub and Robert J. Sampson on Desistance From Crime
Norval Morris and Leena Kurki on Supermax Prisons
Richard Harding on Private Prisons
David Boerner and Roxanne Lieb on Sentencing Reform In The Other Washington, 1975-2000
Michael A. Bellesiles on the History Of Firearms Regulation
Grant T. Harris, Tracey A. Skilling, and Marnie E. Rice on Psychopathy And Crime
Daniel Nagin on Costs And Benefits Of Crime Prevention.
Volume 28 is a review of recent research on criminal justice issues, with a careful balance of research, theory, and practice.
Contributors:
John Laub and Robert J. Sampson on Desistance From Crime
Norval Morris and Leena Kurki on Supermax Prisons
Richard Harding on Private Prisons
David Boerner and Roxanne Lieb on Sentencing Reform In The Other Washington, 1975-2000
Michael A. Bellesiles on the History Of Firearms Regulation
Grant T. Harris, Tracey A. Skilling, and Marnie E. Rice on Psychopathy And Crime
Daniel Nagin on Costs And Benefits Of Crime Prevention.
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