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The Justice Professional is now published as Criminal Justice Studies.

Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

Volume 15, Number 3, 1 January 2002

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK
pp. 199-201(3)
Author: MURASKIN, ROSLYN

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: WHERE HAVE WE BEEN? AND WHERE ARE WE HEADING?
pp. 203-211(9)
Authors: BIRZER, MICHAEL; PALMIOTTO, MICHAEL

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WHAT IS CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT? FEDERAL COURTS AND THE PROPORTIONALITY PRINCIPLE AFTER HARMELIN v. MICHIGAN
pp. 213-226(14)
Author: Fliter, John

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SAUCIER V. KATZ, EXCESSIVE FORCE, AND QUALIFIED IMMUNITY: A REASON TO BELIEVE IN REASONABLENESS
pp. 227-237(11)
Author: "TAD" HUGHES, TOM

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MISDEMEANOR SENTENCING DECISIONS: THE COST OF BEING NATIVE AMERICAN
pp. 239-259(21)
Authors: MUN˜OZ, ED; McMORRIS, BARBARA

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AN EXPLORATORY ASSESSMENT OF TITTLE'S CONTROL BALANCE THEORY: RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL YOUTH SURVEY
pp. 273-299(27)
Authors: DELISI, MATT; HOCHSTETLER, ANDREW

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