Aug 28, 2007
Juvenile Justice Bill 2007
Juvenile Justice Bill 2007 KQED Radio, August 28, 2007
(ISSN 1530 – 3012 ) From the editor Justice Policy Journal Volume 1, Number 1: August 2001 From the editor By Daniel Macallair, MPA Editorial Statement Manuscripts submitted to the Justice Policy Journal cannot have been published elsewhere, including the Internet. They cannot be under consideration by another journal or publication outlet. Upon publication, author(s) must sign a Copyright Agreement with the Justice Policy Journal. Justice Policy Journal Volume 1, Number 1:…
(ISSN 1530 – 3012) From the editor Justice Policy Journal Volume 1, Number 2: Spring 2003 From the editor By Daniel Macallair, MPA Editorial Statement Manuscripts submitted to JPJ cannot have been published elsewhere, including the internet. They cannot be under consideration by another journal or publication outlet. Upon publication, authors must sign a copyright agreement with the Justice Policy Journal . Justice Policy Journal Volume 1, Number 2: Spring 2003 By Edward…
(ISSN 1530 – 3012) From the editor When the Past is a Prison: The Hardening Plight of the American Ex-Convict Questioning Appropriations for Juvenile Offenders: A Case Study of Juvenile Arrestees in Escambia & Santa Rosa Counties, Florida A Partial Test of Life-Course Theory on a Prison Release Cohort A Civic Justice Corps: Community Service as a Means of Reintegration From the editor By Randall G. Shelden, M.A., Ph.D. Editor’s Introduction I am pleased to present to…
(ISSN 1530 – 3012) From the editor Waiver of Juveniles to Criminal Court: Judicial Discretion and Racial Disparity The View From the Other Side of the Fence: Incarcerated Women Talk about Themselves Focus on Family and Fatherhood: Lessons from Fairfax County’s Responsible Fatherhood Program for Incarcerated Dads Doing Jail Time: The Socialization Process of a County Jail Environment From the editor By Randall G. Shelden, M.A., Ph.D. From the Editor I would like to welcome…
(ISSN 1530 – 3012) From the editor Vocational, Educational and Psychological Assessments of Deaf Inmates Six of One, Half a Dozen of the Other: The Benefits and Challenges Associated with Risk Classification Tools Research Brief: Violence Against Girls Provokes Girls’ Violence Measuring Organizational Capacity among Agencies Serving the Poor: Implications for Achieving Organizational Effectiveness Globalization, Inner City Crime and the Coming Legitimacy Crisis An Examination…
(ISSN 1530 – 3012) From the editor Three Strikes and You’re In: The Effect of Ewing v. California and Three Strikes Legislation on Prison Population and Resource Management Technology-Driven Literacy Programs as a Tool for Re-connecting Incarcerated Mothers and their Children: Assessing their Need and Viability in a Federal Prison Research Brief: Is There Justice in the Juvenile Justice System? Examining the Role of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Political and Demographic…
(ISSN 1530 – 3012) From the editor The System-Wide Effects of Capital Punishment on the American Criminal Justice System: The Use of Computer Modeling in Death Penalty Research Improving Compliance and Producing Positive Outcomes in the Mental Health Court Setting, with a Brief Look at Dynamic Risk Management Degradation, Apathy, and Acceptable Casualties: Serving Time in a Women’s Federal Correctional Institute Adolescent Risk-Taking as a Justification for Paternalistic Legal…
AB 900 — Response from the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice
Publications Jul 1, 2007
Analyzing U.S. Prison Growth
Analyzing U.S. Prison Growth
Publications Jun 1, 2007
Crime Rates and Youth Incarceration in Texas and California Compared: Public Safety or Public Waste?
Crime Rates and Youth Incarceration in Texas and California Compared: Public Safety or Public Waste?
(ISSN 1530 – 3012) From the editor Freedom in an Era of Terror: A Critical Analysis of the USA Patriot Act Effects of Supervision Philosophy on Intensive Probationers Comparative Study of Stoning Punishment in the Religions of Islam and Judaism Civil Asset Forfeiture: Why Law Enforcement Has Changed its Motto from “To Serve and Protect” to “Show Me the Money” An Ex-Con Teaching Criminal Justice: The Etics-Emics Debate and the Role of Subjectivity in Academia From the editor…