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Support recovery not prison, vote yes’ on Proposition 5 Register-Pajaronian, October 72008

3 crime initiatives await voters in November San Francisco Chronicle, October 52008

Peter Nichols: Prop. 5 will provide much-needed help to drug offenders Santa Cruz Sentinel, October 42008

Prop. 5 would overhaul sentencing of drug offenders Los Angeles Times, October 22008

Despite Violence Surge, Bay Area May Be Safer Than In Past KTVU, September 102008

Treatment or Incarceration? Drug Addiction Facts TransWorldNews, September 92008

Summary Analysis of Proposition 6

(ISSN 1530 – 3012) From the editor The impact of Australia’s 1996 firearms legislation: a research review with emphasis on data selection, methodological issues, and statistical outcomes Special Topic: Prison Stories Rehabilitating and Reintegrating Youth Offenders: Are Residential and Community Aftercare Colliding Worlds and What Can Be Done About It? Police-Probation Partnerships: Managing the Risks and Maximizing Benefits Intra-Ethnic Variation in Sentencing for Hispanic Drug…

Non Partisan State Agency Calls for Closure of California’s Juvenile Prisons

CJCJ’s Sentencing Service Program Releases Juvenile Placement Manual

Death Penalty and Deterrence: The Last Word