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Publications Dec 1, 1995
Emerging from Darkness: Reinventing San Francisco’s Juvenile Justice System
The juvenile justice system should be viewed as one element along a continuum of social institutions designed to foster social development.
This article examines the application of advocacy and case management programs in juvenile detention and their potential for resolving institutional populations.
At the cost of approximately $21,000 per year, California is spent $105 million per year to imprison shoplifters. This study examines whether it impacted crime rates.
This study shows that homicide rates are at best uneffected by capital punishent in California.
A 1995 discussion of race and the criminal justice system in America.