Criminology & Public Policy

PREVENTION IS A SOUND PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INVESTMENT
pp. 377-397(21)
Author: CATALANO, RICHARD F.

SENTENCING RESEARCH FOR SENTENCING REFORM
pp. 399-402(4)
Author: WELLFORD, CHARLES F.

THE APPRENDI-BLAKELY CASES: SENTENCING REFORM COUNTER REVOLUTION?
pp. 403-431(29)
Author: FRASE, RICHARD S.

UNITED STATES V. BOOKER AS A NATURAL EXPERIMENT: USING EMPIRICAL RESEARCH TO INFORM THE FEDERAL SENTENCING POLICY DEBATE
pp. 433-460(28)
Author: HOFER, PAUL J.

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AND THE LEGAL THREAT TO PRESUMPTIVE SENTENCING GUIDELINES
pp. 461-482(22)
Authors: BUSHWAY, SHAWN D.; PIEHL, ANNE MORRISON

STANDARDS OF EVIDENCE
pp. 483-492(10)
Author: HUNT, KIM STEVEN

WHAT ABOUT ORGANIZATIONAL DEFENDANTS? THEY'RE AFFECTED AS WELL
pp. 493-502(10)
Author: PIQUERO, NICOLE LEEPER

SEX OFFENDER AND VICTIMIZATION LEGISLATION: USE, MISUSE, AND EFFICACY
pp. 503-505(3)
Author: TERRY, KAREN J.

SEXUAL DELINQUENCY IN RACINE: DOES EARLY SEX OFFENDING PREDICT LATER SEX OFFENDING IN YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTHOOD?
pp. 507-534(28)
Authors: ZIMRING, FRANKLIN E.; PIQUERO, ALEX R.; JENNINGS, WESLEY G.

UNDERSTANDING SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION INSIDE PRISONS: FACTORS THAT PREDICT RISK
pp. 535-564(30)
Authors: WOLFF, NANCY; SHI, JING; BLITZ, CYNTHIA L.; SIEGEL, JANE

THE FALLACY OF JUVENILE SEX OFFENDER RISK
pp. 565-571(7)
Author: MINER, MICHAEL H.

BEYOND PREDICTING THE RISK OF SEXUAL VICTIMIZATION IN PRISON — CONSIDERING INMATE OPTIONS AND REPORTING AVENUES FOR ADDRESSING AN INHERENT PROBLEM
pp. 573-584(12)
Authors: SISCO, MELISSA M.; BECKER, JUDITH V.

DO PRISON RELEASES “CAUSE” CRIME?
pp. 585-587(3)
Author: MCCLEARY, RICHARD

THE CRIMINOGENIC EFFECTS OF IMPRISONMENT: EVIDENCE FROM STATE PANEL DATA, 1974-2002
pp. 589-622(34)
Authors: VIERAITIS, LYNNE M.; KOVANDZIC, TOMISLAV V.; MARVELL, THOMAS B.

WHAT CRIME RATES TELL US ABOUT WHERE TO FOCUS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR PRISONERS
pp. 623-631(9)
Authors: TURNER, SUSAN; MYERS, RANDY; SEXTON, LORI; SMITH, SARAH